Angel Reese's outfit had fans doing a double take before she delivered another monster performance

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Angel Reese knows how to command attention before a game starts. The Atlanta Dream star has become one of the WNBA's most recognizable players not only because of her production on the court, but also because of the fashion statements she makes while walking into arenas around the league. On Sunday, Reese once again gave fans something to talk about before tipoff against the Toronto Tempo.

Arriving at Coca-Cola Coliseum, Reese showed off a coordinated maroon leather outfit featuring a zip-up jacket, matching mini-skirt and burgundy boots. She completed the look with oversized sunglasses and a designer clutch, creating another tunnel-walk moment that quickly made its way across social media.

The Dream shared photos of Reese's arrival on X, and fans immediately flooded the comments section.One fan wrote that Reese "slayed" the outfit, while others called her "the baddest in the WNBA" and praised her ability to consistently deliver standout pregame looks.

Of course, Reese wasn't finished making headlines.

You knew Angel was going to step for our first time in Toronto ‍ pic.twitter.com/NfX4hdDsgh

— Atlanta Dream (@AtlantaDream) June 14, 2026

Angel Reese puts together another dominant performance​

After turning heads before the game, Reese went to work once the ball was tipped. The Dream forward finished with 15 points and 17 rebounds in Atlanta's convincing 102-77 victory over Toronto. She also posted a team-best plus-18 rating while helping the Dream control the game from start to finish.

It was another reminder of why Reese has become one of the league's most impactful frontcourt players. While her scoring often grabs attention, her relentless work on the glass continues to separate her from much of the competition. Time and time again this season, Reese has provided extra possessions, second-chance opportunities and defensive stops that don't always show up in highlight packages.

Against Toronto, she did all of it. Atlanta also received major contributions from Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howard, who combined for 50 points as the Dream improved to 9-4 on the season.

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Dream building momentum ahead of Fever showdown​

The victory helped Atlanta remain near the top of the Eastern Conference standings and continue what has been one of the strongest starts in franchise history. The Dream have emerged as a legitimate contender behind a balanced roster featuring Reese, Howard, Gray and a deep supporting cast capable of making noise throughout the season.

Now comes one of the most anticipated matchups on Atlanta's schedule. The Dream will face Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever in a home-and-home series this week. Atlanta travels to Indianapolis on Thursday before hosting the Fever two days later in a matchup that is expected to draw significant attention around the league.

Clark and Reese remain two of the biggest stars in women's basketball, and every meeting between their teams becomes a major event for fans. If Sunday's performance was any indication, Reese is heading into the showdown with plenty of confidence.

She arrived in Toronto looking like a star, and by the time the final buzzer sounded, she had played like one, too.

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