Angel Reese wows in purple Chanel minidress for Dream-Lynx game originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
Angel Reese knows how to rock a tunnel look.
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The WNBA star arrived at the Minnesota Lynx and Atlanta Dream matchup in a purple Chanel minidress. The sleeveless turtleneck dress featured a royal blue collar and the Chanel logo in green at the top of the dress.
The Dream star accessorized the outfit with black leather fingerless gloves, matching knee-high Chanel heeled boots, a green quilted leather Chanel handbag with gold accents, and black sunglasses.
Fans were enamoured by her look, with several taking the time to give Reese love in the comment section on her Instagram post.
“Absolutely,” sports journalist Taylor Rooks commented.
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Love Island star Olandria wrote, “Period sisterrrr,” adding several heart-eyed emojis.
Social media influencer Izzy Milan wrote, ” whhhhhhewwww hey chanel banditttttt.”
Angel Reese breaks WNBA record with 29th double-double
When Reese isn’t causing a stir with tunnel looks, the WNBA star is breaking records. Following the Dream’s 81-89 win on Sunday, Aug. 30, Reese broke the WNBA record for most double-doubles in a single season. She put up 13 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to aid in Atlanta’s win over Minnesota.
Alongside Reese, her Dream teammates Allisha Gray and Jordin Canada also had double-doubles in securing their win tonight. Gray had 17 points and 11 rebounds, and Canada scored 16 points and 10 assists.
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“I dream so big, and I think there’s no dream that is so big. So many people write me off. So many people have doubted me. Coming into the league and being the seventh pick, nobody thought I was gonna be able to be in this position, but I knew. And the people in my circle knew,” Reese said pregame about the milestones and records she wants to set in the WNBA.
Reese continued: “I was supposed to be in this moment, and it was destined for me. So, it really doesn’t surprise me. I’m just really grateful, and I’m thankful. I don’t take any moment for granted at all, because this is an opportunity of a lifetime, and a lot of people really, really wish they could be here. So, I’m really grateful, and I’m really excited. So every milestone, every record is just destined to knowing who I am.”
The next Dream game will be at home for Reese, where they will face the Connecticut Sun on Sept. 17.
