Angel Reese has made her mark outside of basketball. She's being dubbed as one of the biggest sporting figures of today due to transcending the elite sporting space with her talent, with a look that rivals the biggest style icons.

Reese set the tone on Tuesday as she headed to the tunnel for the Atlanta Dream vs. Connecticut Sun game, rocking a pink Givenchy fit from head to toe.

After, she made a post on Instagram with the declaration: "everythang pinkaaaaa."

Reese's post was a style statement, of course, but it also embodied how she has intentionally built her recognizable Barbie brand.

Her outfit was the perfect example of her confidence. The Givenchy Paris 1952 Crewneck Sweater retails at $2,300. She paired it with a $1,650 Givenchy Ribbed Knit Midi Skirt. In total, the outfit was valued at $3,950.

Reese sporting pink as a signature style is nothing new. At the 2026 Met Gala, Reese wore a custom Joseph Altuzarra, which was a reinvention of the classic trench with an off-the-shoulder neckline. Furthermore, Reese was the first professional athlete to walk the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show and wore two pink outfits.

That runway moment came after making history as the first player in WNBA history to participate in a Victoria's Secret campaign, a launching pad into the overlap of sports and high fashion. Pink is not a trend for Reese. Pink is a lifestyle.

While her fashion sense is important, that is only part of the whole. On Tuesday night, Reese showed the world yet again that her work on the court is her most important work.

Angel Reese Drops Historic 1,000th Career Point in Dream Win

The style walk into the arena was indicative of what was to come, and Reese obliged. During Atlanta's rout of the Connecticut Sun, 91 to 75, Reese recorded a double-double with 12 points and 13 rebounds, while also collecting 5 assists and playing just 29 minutes.

The moment of the game came at the close of the 3rd Quarter, when Reese made a corner three, a career first for her in Atlanta's black and red, following her trade from the Chicago Sky. Immediately after this shot, Reese's career total reached 1,000 points, and the 3rd Year Player's achievement was the subject of a WNBA post.

Since making the blockbuster trade from the Chicago Sky, this three-pointer is the first for Reese since joining the Dream, and gives her a total of 1,000 career points.

Reese is looking to pad those numbers, averaging 13.0 points, 11.3 rebounds, 3.5 assists, and 1.1 steals in the 8 games she has played. Reese has taken the Dream up to a 6-2 record, placing them high up in the Eastern Conference.

Atlanta’s Dream will face its next challenge quickly. The Dream is one of 4 teams to play on the opening day of this year's commissioner's cup, with tip-off on June 4 at 7:00 PM ET against the defending champion Indiana Fever, with Caitlin Clark.

Do you think the Dream can come away with a victory this Thursday against the Fever?

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Utsav Gupta

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Utsav Gupta