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The 2026 WNBA was a movie. Attendance records were set, a new champion was crowned, and women’s basketball is in great hands.

From exquisite womenswear to fire streetwear, there’s no scarcity of unique styles. So, with that in mind, here are our favorite fits from the 2026 season.

Top Five Fits from the 2026 WNBA Season

1. Skylar Diggins

Skylar Diggins has been in the league for over a decade. The perennial all-star has thrived on and off the court, and her outfits are like fine wine.

Diggins pulled off a Thom Browne pre-game tunnel fit for a game against the Seattle Storm. She was styled by Sydnee Paige and looked incredible.

Diggins previously said her personal fashion goal is to wear comfortable, authentic tailoring that blends classic menswear-inspired structure with modern athletic lifestyle culture. She pulled that off with ease in 2026.

Skylar Diggins arrives for Seattle Storm game. Image credit: @sydneepaige_ on Instagram
@sydneepaige_ on Instagram

2. Arike Ogunbowale

Arike Ogunbowale’s pre-game tunnel fits are legendary. The Dallas Wings guard typically goes for a streetwear-coded style but mixes it up every now and then.

Ogunbowale rocked a rare 75LDN shirt from Zara paired with black pants and white sneakers for her season debut against the Indiana Fever. She walked the tunnel with her signature confidence ahead of her eighth season.

Arike Ogunbowale arriving for her season debut against the Indiana Fever. Image credit: @arike_ogunbowale on Instagram
@arike_ogunbowale on Instagram

3. Angel Reese

Angel Reese is one of basketball’s biggest names, and her star got brighter in Year 3. The superstar forward thrived in her first season with the Atlanta Dream.

Reese wore a Miss Circle New York outfit for her Dream debut. She completed the look with Steve Madden pumps, a Bulgari watch, Janine birthday rings and Amazon earrings.

Reese styled herself this season. She opted to work directly with brands rather than use a full-time celebrity stylist.

Angel Reese arrives for Atlanta Dream debut. Image credit: @angel.reese on Instagram
@angel.reese on Instagram

4. Flau’jae Johnson

Flau’jae Johnson had a splendid collegiate basketball career with the LSU Tigers before declaring for the 2026 WNBA Draft. She stunned at the event.

Johnson wore a black velvet cutout gown-and-bodysuit set by Bent Kahina. Stylist Elly Karamoh paired the look with a custom fur stole by Daniels Leather. Her jewelry was Diamonds by Vobara, with a panther clutch by Judith Leiber. 

Johnson’s fashion style is as versatile as her on-court playstyle. She’s as comfortable rocking streetwear as she is in chic womenswear.

Flau'jae Johnson at the 2026 WNBA Draft. Image credit: @flaujae on Instagram.
@flaujae on Instagram

5. Dominique Malonga

Dominique Malonga is one of the WNBA’s most promising centers. The French star made her All-Star debut this season.

Malonga rocked the occasion in an oversized, glossy green crocodile-textured blazer with structured shoulder pads. She pulled off the look with a black mock-neck top, high-waisted, wide-leg black trousers and matching tinted green sunglasses.

The outfit was curated by her with some help from her best friend and stylist, Amina Traore. It was easily one of the best looks from the gathering of stars.

Dominique Malonga at the All-Star game. Image credit: @domalonga on Instagram.

@domalonga on Instagram