What Sha’Carri Richardson Said About Angel Reese’s Outfit

Sha’Carri Richardson couldn’t hold back her admiration after Angel Reese debuted a show-stopping, matrix-inspired outfit ahead of the Chicago Sky’s game against the Golden State Valkyries on Friday.

Reese, 23, stunned in a sleek white form-fitting bodysuit dress, layered with a black leather trench coat and paired with towering black heeled boots. The look was completed with black circular sunglasses, a black purse, sparkling diamond earrings, and neat cornrows. It was a daring, futuristic statement that quickly captured attention both courtside and online.

When Reese shared close-up photos of the outfit on Instagram Monday evening, Richardson was among the first to react — leaving three heart-eye emojis under the post.

“😍😍😍”

Athlete Fashion Statements Making Waves

Richardson’s reaction wasn’t just about the outfit, it was a moment of connection between two athletes known for expressing themselves through bold, unapologetic fashion.

The sprint star has long turned heads for her vibrant wigs, rhinestone-accented nails, and daring trackside ensembles, consistently proving that sport and style can coexist at the highest levels.

Other notable names also chimed in with their praise for Reese’s look, including TCU point guard Olivia Miles, sports journalist Taylor Rooks, and YouTuber De’arra Taylor.

Reese’s Rising Fashion Icon Status

Angel Reese has quickly built a reputation for her fearless style. Whether it’s pre-game tunnels, post-game interviews, or high-profile events like the Met Gala, where she made her second appearance last month, the LSU alumna knows how to command attention.

Reese’s consistent commitment to bold, trend-setting fashion makes her one of the WNBA’s freshest style influencers, following in the footsteps of athletes like Richardson, who blend elite athletic performance with standout personal style.

The exchange between Richardson and Reese highlights a refreshing era in women’s sports, where athletes are celebrated for embracing every aspect of their identity.

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