WNBA star Cameron Brink turned heads once again with her latest stunning game attire.
The Los Angeles Sparks forward left WNBA fans spellbound on Sunday with her stunning outfit ahead of their game against the Phoenix Mercury.
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Brink arrived at the Footprint Center in Phoenix wearing a short black skirt, a gray top and a sky blue jacket.
The WNBA rookie completed the look with black heels and a $3,500 Dior clutch.
Brink also gave fans an exclusive sneak peek at her outfit on social media.
“Seriously, how do you kill anything you wear?” one fan said.
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“ABSOLUTE murder queen,” said another fan.
“She is an amazing model,” added a third.
“Cam never misses with his attacks,” observed a fourth.
Brink had a rough night on the court as the Sparks lost 87-68 to the Mercury.
The 6-foot-9 star had just six points, four rebounds and two blocks, marking his third consecutive game with fewer than 10 points.
Brink was the Sparks’ second overall pick this year behind Caitlin Clark.
And she played a major role in the boom in women’s basketball with her efforts on and off the court.
ESPN said she has turned the pregame tunnel “into a track” so far this season.
And it’s not hard to see why, given some of the outfits she wears on her way to games.
Brink recently paid tribute to American tennis player Coco Gauff with her pre-match attack on Clark’s Indiana Fever.
“I’m wearing my little New Balance sneakers,” Brink said.
She made reference to the short collared blouse and white miniskirt.
“I want to be like Coco,” Brink continued.
The attacker then revealed that she combined the look with white New Balance 650 sneakers and “old school socks”.
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Brink is a New Balance sponsor, as is Gauff.
Gauff was flattered by the gesture.
“It was very cool,” Gauff told ESPN.
“I haven’t had the opportunity to meet Cameron yet, but obviously [I’ve] I’ve been watching her a lot when she was at Stanford and now seeing her in the WNBA is great, and I definitely want to try and catch a game…
“I wasn’t expecting that, and it was very kind of her. I think she nailed it better than anyone could have.”
How the WNBA works
The 2024 WNBA season features 12 teams, with the regular season running from May 14 to September 9.
Each team plays 40 regular season games – four against five teams from the same conference and two teams from the other conference, and three games against the remaining four teams.
The top eight teams in the league standings qualify for the playoffs – regardless of which conference they are in.
The playoffs will use a best-of-three format in the first round, while the WNBA semifinals and finals will be best-of-five.
This season also includes a month-long break for the Paris 2024 Olympics.
The Las Vegas Aces are defending back-to-back WNBA champions.
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