Caitlin Clark added another Prada entry to her growing off-court fashion record, this time stepping into sculptural ivory slingbacks for the Glamour x Lilly All Star Celebration in Indianapolis.

The Indiana Fever rookie joined Glamour editor-in-chief Samantha Barry for a panel discussion on Saturday, seated center stage in glossy patent leather pumps by Prada. The heels featured a sharply angled 85mm base that were thick through the arch and flared at the heel tap. The pointed toe and clean slingback strap kept the silhouette minimal, while the high-shine ivory finish amplified the shoe’s architectural effect.

This marks Clark’s third public appearance in Prada slingbacks, and her second wearing this specific design. In May, she paired the same style — then in Granite Gray brushed leather — with a GapStudio trench and skort for her pregame walk at State Farm Arena. The year prior, she wore a black brushed leather pair with rhinestone mesh and white satin at the WNBA Draft, becoming the first player ever dressed by Prada for the event.

That draft-night look, styled by Adri Zgirdea, set the tone for Clark’s fashion trajectory: polished, directional and quietly status-signaling. “I wanted to take Caitlin’s natural flair and bold playing style from the court to the orange carpet,” Zgirdea told WWD at the time. The continued Prada pieces suggest an intentional throughline — one that favors refined forms and structured finishes over logo-heavy statements.

Clark styled her latest Prada pump moment with a belted red satin romper. Cut with a notched wrap front and cuffed sleeves, the romper played clean against the modernist heel, while offering a looser fit than her recent tunnel walk looks. A silver cuff bracelet, small hoop earrings and her signature straight hair completed the look.

Just one day prior, Clark made a different kind of footwear statement at the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game. Though sidelined with a groin injury, she arrived at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in a tailored black short suit and a white Prada Milano shirt — plus a likely pair of pointed-toe Prada pumps. For tip-off, however, she changed into her newest sneaker: the Nike Kobe 5 Protro PE in midnight navy with crimson and university gold accents. The player-exclusive model includes a flexible Air Zoom unit and scaled traction, designed for elite on-court feel.

That moment followed another debut: her Cookie Monster-themed Nike Kobe 6 Protro, unveiled earlier in the week. Featuring bright blue uppers, fuzzy laces and a two-tone tongue reminiscent of a chocolate chip cookie, the shoe nods to Clark’s growing influence as both player and collaborator.

Held inside Indianapolis’s glass-domed Artsgarden, the Glamour x Lilly event was part of WNBA All-Star Weekend. While many attendees leaned into sneakers, Clark’s look offered a reminder of her dual role: athlete and emerging fashion presence.