Chicago Sky forward and rising WNBA star Angel Reese made a striking entrance at the 2025 McDonald’s All-American Game in New York, channeling a throwback vibe that had the internet-and her fellow hoopers.
Reese pulled up to Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on Tuesday night serving full ’90s chic realness. Her eye-catching outfit included a sleeveless fur coat, Steve Madden boots, oversized Chanel sunglasses, and a luxe lambskin Bottega Veneta purse that retails for $2,618. Her bold fashion statement quickly became one of the night’s off-court highlights.
Sharing her look in a carousel of photos on Instagram, the WNBA All-Star captioned her post with a nod to the inspiration: “90s fine.” And judging by the reactions in the comments, her fellow pros wholeheartedly agreed.
Fellow WNBA stars rave over Reese’s throwback look
Among the first to show love was Dallas Wings‘ DiJonai Carrington, who also attended the game to support the next generation of women’s basketball stars. Carrington didn’t hold back, dropping a glowing comment: “Ya look tf goodt”
WNBA champion Natasha Cloud, who recently signed with the New York Liberty after her stint with the Phoenix Mercury, also weighed in with a single money emoji that said it all.
Las Vegas Aces standout Jackie Young co-signed the look as well, replying with two fire emojis.
Reese’s influence clearly extends beyond the court. Whether it’s through her fearless fashion or unapologetic confidence, she continues to make waves in and out of the game.
Her style statement on Tuesday served as both a celebration of individuality and a subtle reminder that the face of women’s basketball is evolving-boldly, and with flair.
Full-circle moment for the 2020 McDonald’s All-American
Tuesday’s event also held special significance for Reese. Just five years ago, she herself was a McDonald’s All-American, representing St. Frances Academy in Baltimore.
Since then, her career has been a whirlwind of success, transferring from Maryland to LSU in college, winning a national championship with the Tigers in 2023, and earning Most Outstanding Player of the NCAA Tournament.
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