The 2026 WNBA All-Stars are so stylish, they needed two red carpets.
Time and time again WNBA players have proven they’re the best-dressed athletes in sports right now. Whether they’re walking through pregame tunnels in bold indie labels, launching signature shoes that sell out in minutes, or even hitting the Met Gala red carpet in custom designer gowns, their impact on culture is only growing stronger—and the fashion world is rightfully taking notice.
Perhaps that’s why this year’s WNBA All-Star Weekend in Chicago became a master class in red-carpet dressing, as the many faces of the WNBA hit the orange carpet twice ahead of the big showdown between Team Spoon and Team Coop.
Of course, you already know basketball superstars A’ja Wilson, Angel Reese, and Breanna Stewart are going to show out on the carpet, so let’s shout out a couple of stylish hoopers that go under-discussed before we get into all the best looks of the weekend.
Glamour’s All-Star style rookie of the year is 20-year-old Dominique Malonga. The youngest player to dunk during an All-Star game also dunked all over the orange carpets in an oversized Namilia blazer in croc-embossed Seattle Storm green before playing with proportions in a pair of beaded micro shorts and a long cream coat.
Then there’s our unofficial All-Star style MVP Rhyne Howard, who took a risk in a custom Nextberries suit in royal purple to support lupus awareness. The look’s pièce de résistance was the hand-beaded basketball hoops that could have read too literal, but instead felt infinitely cool on the Atlanta Dream guard.
Another winner of the 2026 WNBA All-Star Weekend—aside from Team Spoon—was Coach. The official luxury handbag partner of the WNBA dressed multiple athletes throughout the weekend’s festivities, sending many of them down the orange carpet with Tabi bags featuring the new WNBA Basketball Bag Charm in honor of the league’s 30th anniversary.
From the first orange carpet of the weekend to the pregame ’fits—and all the stylish moments in between—here are the best looks of the 2026 WNBA All-Star Weekend.
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