See Angel Reese's 'Matrix' look and other best fits from WNBA Finals Game 6 - USA Today
The WNBA Finals could have ended in Game 6, but the Atlanta Dream said, "Not yet!"
Angel Reese and company beat the Golden State Valkyries, 80-69, on Thursday, Oct. 29 to stay alive in the championship series. The two teams will now play in the first ever Game 7 of the WNBA Finals.
Ahead of the 12:30 p.m. weekday tipoff, Reese started the day in a head-turning look that had the same color palette as Ashten Prechtel. Laeticia Amihere also followed suit in a fierce look.
Tiffany Hayes was an expert in layering and one-upped everyone by wearing her own brand.
There will be a lot on the line ahead of Game 7 back at Ballhalla and we can't wait to see what fashion statements the players make in primetime.
Angel Reese was locked in. She looked straight out of "The Matrix" in an all-black look that was anchored by a leather jacket with gold accents. The gloves really said, "Business."
Kaila Charles was fly in a denim shirt and skirt set. The leather knee-high boots, baby Louis Vuitton purse and a beret were excellent accessories.
Ashten Prechtel was fierce in her own all-black outfit. She wore a smart black button-up with flared trousers. Boots and sunglasses completed the look.
Laeticia Amihere was ready for battle in cool cargo camouflage shorts. She put them with a cropped green top that had a ruffle at the bottom for some duality.
Tiffany Hayes was an expert in layering. The statement piece was a jacket from her own brand, Seyah Renara, in a deep navy color. She put a collared shirt underneath that pulled in the light-colored pants nicely. And the pants are pinstriped!
Naz Hillmon was pretty in pink. She made a statement in a pink jacket that had oversized shoulders and completed the look with perfectly fitting jeans.
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