In Photos: Caitlin Clark makes fashion statement pairing burgundy faux leather outfit with $980 bag ahead of clash vs Aces

Caitlin Clark is going all out ahead of the highly anticipated matchup between the Indiana Fever and the Las Vegas Aces on Wednesday, showing off a striking burgundy leather-themed outfit paired with a similarly colored Golden Goose Venezia bag.

Caitlin Clark turned heads in the tunnel with her bold red faux leather outfit and high heels as she arrived for the much-awaited game against MVP frontrunner A’ja Wilson and the defending champion Aces.

Even before tip-off, Clark had already captured attention with her standout look, featuring her Golden Goose Bordeaux Cow Leather Venezia Bag, which sells for $980 on the fashion site pozzilei.com. See her complete fit below:

Caitlin Clark arrives in style for the Fever vs Aces clash (Photos from the WNBA Instagram)

Caitlin Clark is chasing history tonight, needing just 11 assists to break the single-season assist record set by Connecticut Sun guard Alyssa Thomas.

The Fever rookie currently ranks third on the all-time list for most assists in a single season with 306, behind Courtney Vandersloot, who had 314 in 2023, and Thomas, who tallied 316 in the same year.

With four games left, Clark also has a chance to break into the top five for most 3-pointers made in a single season if she keeps up her current pace of 3.1 made threes on 8.9 attempts per game.

The current top five for single-season 3-pointers are led by Sabrina Ionescu with 128 in 2023, followed by Diana Taurasi (121 in 2006), Arike Ogunbowale (117 in 2023), Jewell Loyd (115 in 2023) and Kelsey Plum (113 in 2022).

Clark is already sixth all-time with 111 3-pointers this season. If she maintains her current rate and averages three 3-pointers over the next four games, she would finish with 123, surpassing Taurasi for second on the list.

Caitlin Clark praises Fever's resilience ahead of clash vs Aces

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever secured their 19th win by rallying from a 16-point deficit to beat the Atlanta Dream 104-100 in overtime.

After the game, where Clark recorded 26 points and 12 assists, she expressed pride in the team’s resilience.

"I'm proud of us," she said (per WNBA.com). “I thought we chipped away, we were resilient. We really executed when it mattered most."

The Fever, now sixth in the WNBA standings, have clinched their first playoff spot since 2016.

Clark is leading the charge for the young squad, averaging 19.2 points, 8.5 assists, and 5.8 rebounds per game.