Caitlin Clark’s spaghetti-strap outfit for Fever-Dream game is a must-see

Caitlin Clark’s pregame outfits continue to be a must-see. Fans look forward to seeing what the Indiana Fever superstar will wear as she makes her way to arenas. That was the case again on Sunday ahead of their game against the Atlanta Dream.

Clark and Indiana entered the matchup on a three-game winning streak and coming off a victory over the Dallas Wings on Friday. The Dream game marked the first in their four-game road trip. They have 10 games left on the schedule, with the team battling for a top three seed.

The Fever are now 23-12 and fourth in the standings following their 95-91 overtime win. The teams last met on June 20, which the Dream won 113-96. Clark recorded 26 points, three rebounds and seven assists for Indiana then.

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark (22) in the second half against the New York Liberty.

Indiana Fever: Caitlin Clark rocks an all-red outfit on Sunday

Clark arrived at State Farm Arena wearing an all-red outfit consisting of a sleeveless, cropped red tank top and matching high-waisted, wide-leg trousers. She completed her look with open-toed heels.

Caitlin Clark arrives for Fever-Dream in ATL at State Farm Arena pic.twitter.com/KHSsKVpvIr

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The three-time All-Star is on a hot streak. She has five double-doubles in the last seven games and has been a major reason for Indiana’s turnaround. The team started 5-5 but has won 13 of its last 16 outings. Clark missed another double-double by just one assist on Sunday.

She is also on the verge of making history again. Clark is currently leading the league in assists and third in scoring, which hasn’t been done yet in the WNBA. The Iowa product is averaging a career-high 21.9 points, along with 3.9 rebounds, 8.3 assists and 1.0 steals. What’s even more impressive is she’s producing these numbers while playing a career-low 30.5 minutes.

However, she likely has her sights set on leading the Fever to more victories than individual honors. Clark missed the entire playoffs in 2025 but the coaching staff is monitoring her minutes to keep her fresh for this year’s run.