The WNBA Draft isn't just a pivotal moment for emerging basketball talent—it's also a stage for fashion statements. Every year, draftees hit the orange carpet and showcase bold, stylish choices that leave a lasting impression long before they step onto the court.
Stars like Flau'jae Johnson have shown their support for the WNBA Draft looks, highlighting just how much the fashion is resonating with everyone.
All the outfits are eating. Doing yall big one😍 #WNBADraft
— Flaujae 4️⃣ (@Flaujae) April 14, 2025
Let’s take a look at the standout outfits from the latest draft class and break down the pieces that made them turn heads.
Paige Bueckers
Paige Bueckers stunned on the carpet in a purple sparkly Coach suit featuring flared pants that brought both edge and elegance. She carried a statement black bag with a bold gold chain, accessorized with stacked rings and black nails that tied the whole look together. Her hair was styled in a crimped, middle-parted 'do, and a sharp winged liner added just the right amount of drama to seal the look with flair.
Speaking to the Coach designing team, Bueckers said she wanted "something sparkly, a little bedazzled and something fire"—the look delivered on all fronts.
Paige Bueckers has entered the chat 🤩#WNBADraft Orange Carpet presented by @Coach pic.twitter.com/GJeBhd4K5U
— WNBA (@WNBA) April 14, 2025
She also pulled off an outfit change to an all-black suit with a jeweled edge to hear her name called.
Of course Paige pulled up with a second fit 🔥
— WNBA (@WNBA) April 14, 2025
Tune in to the 2025 WNBA Draft presented by @StateFarm at 7:30pm/ET on ESPN pic.twitter.com/XfsEj8oOmO
Kiki Iriafen
A true golden goddess, Kiki Iriafen stole the spotlight as she made her way down the carpet, leaving everyone in awe. She wore a stunning gold dress with intricate detailing and a dramatic thigh-high slit, paired effortlessly with dangling earrings and matching gold heels. But what truly turned heads was her radiant blonde hair, styled in a sleek side part that gave the whole look an extra dose of elegance.
Gold is definitely her color 🤩
— WNBA (@WNBA) April 14, 2025
Kiki Iriafen steps on the #WNBADraft Orange Carpet presented by @coach pic.twitter.com/OpZRQDTyaP
Hailey Van Lith
Hailey Van Lith was second to grace the orange carpet, turning heads in a stunning all-black look. She wore a sheer, shimmery dress that caught the light with every step. A sleek black Coach bag hung at her side, paired with classic high heels. Hailey completed the look with her hair pinned to one side, showcasing sharp winged eyeliner and serving major face — a true masterclass in glam.
Hailey Van Lith is here on the Orange Carpet ahead of her big night 🔥
— WNBA (@WNBA) April 14, 2025
Orange Carpet | Presented by @Coach pic.twitter.com/rsPrch7dic
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Aziaha James
The first draftee to hit the orange carpet in style was Aziaha James, making a bold entrance in an edgy, all-black two-piece ensemble. She brought serious attitude to the carpet, accessorizing with layered chains and sleek dark shades featuring a contrasting light-colored brim. But the unexpected details that really turned heads—frilly white socks peeking out above her black shoes, laced up with bright white strings- added a playful twist to her otherwise fierce look.
First draftee to the carpet: Aziaha James 🔥
— WNBA (@WNBA) April 14, 2025
Tune in to the #WNBADraft Orange Carpet presented by @Coach live on the WNBA App and YouTube. https://t.co/2I1ZzT6OJU pic.twitter.com/Ubgp9inL9b
Georgia Amoore
Georgia Amoore was styled by none other than NBA star Russell Westbrook—a crossover we didn’t know we needed. When was the last time you saw one athlete style another? This might just be a first. Amoore rocked a bold black leather blazer adorned with white floral embroidery and a matching black skirt. A history-making fashion moment, no doubt.
Georgia Amoore talks to us about her custom draft fit from Honor the Gift, styled by the one and only Russell Westbrook 🙌 pic.twitter.com/XPRf8RabBV
— WNBA (@WNBA) April 14, 2025