The WNBA Draft 2025 Red Carpet Looks Did Not Disappoint

Elizabeth Logan

Tue, April 15, 2025 at 5:05 PM UTC

Number-one pick and new league It Girl Bueckers arrived in a bedazzled three-piece suit by Coach, then changed into a black suit.

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Citron is one of the five lucky ladies chosen as a brand ambassador for Coach, which outfitted her for the event.

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James took things to the cutting edge with on-trend brands R13 (jacket), Comme des Garçons (culottes), Dr. Marten’s shoes and Gentle Monster sunglasses.

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Van Lith is another Coach queen.

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Head to toe Louis Vuitton.

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Styled by Russell Westbrook!

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A classy slate gray for Sivka.

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Sundell rocked a Norma Kamali dress and a Kate Spade handbag.

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Her stylist (!) made a custom suit (!!) but what’s really important here is the bag. “WNBA been poppin.”

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Feagin’s mom chose her dress, per the NYT! Aww!

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Also a Coach girlie, Morrow was outfitted in a custom leather dress and jacket made from repurposed vintage biker jackets, per the Times.

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Wearing a black Amiri pantsuit and a custom-made diamond “24” pendant, styled by her former teammate Liatu King, per the New York Times.

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The UCONN player opted for an oversized black suit.

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Chen kept it simple in a black dress.

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Dress picked out by her mom!

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Iriafen wanted to honor her Nigerian heritage at the event and chose a custom-made beaded gown by Nneka Alexander, a Nigerian American designer, per the Times.

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