Caitlin Clark’s see-through outfit before the Indiana Fever season opener left everyone completely stunned — even the boldest had to cover their eyes, unable to look directly.

Caitlin Clark Turns Heads With See-Through Outfit At Fever Season OpenerCaitlin Clark (Photo By Grace Smith/IndyStar / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images)
Caitlin Clark didn’t just arrive at the Indiana Fever’s season opener, she owned the moment. Arriving at the United Center ahead of the Indiana Fever’s opener against the Chicago Sky, Clark walked in with the kind of quiet confidence that only she can pull off. Wearing a sleek, dark see-through suit paired with heels, the Fever star looked every bit the face of the WNBA.

The WNBA captured the moment on social media, posting a video on X with the caption: “Caitlin Clark has arrived.”

The post immediately caught fire, with fans and media buzzing about her bold pregame fashion choice. Clark’s outfit blended edge with elegance, setting a tone before the opening tip-off that she means business this season.

Statement Look For A Statement Season

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark (Photo By Jeffrey Becker-Imagn Images)
With Indiana looking to start strong after a long offseason, Clark stepped onto the stage dressed like someone ready to carry a franchise. The Fever haven’t played a competitive game since September 25, and Saturday’s clash with Chicago kicks off what’s expected to be one of the most talked-about rivalries in the league.

The 2025 WNBA schedule has Indiana and Chicago meeting five times in the regular season, and that’s not even counting a possible playoff showdown. Coming off a great rookie year, Clark enters her sophomore season with high expectations. Several major sportsbooks list her as the early favorite for league MVP, but Clark isn’t thinking about awards right now. She’s focused on wins- starting with this one.

“I’m locked in on getting this team off to a strong start,” Clark said earlier this week. “We’ve put in the work. Now it’s time to show it.”

Facing off against Angel Reese and a revamped Sky roster, Clark knew the cameras would be rolling. The game aired on ESPN, drawing national attention not just for the matchup but for what it represents: a new era of WNBA rivalries, driven by rising stars with serious game and just as much personality.

Clark’s look turned heads, but her mindset stays the same. She came dressed like a leader, and now it’s about playing like one.