Caitlin Clark turned a lot of heads with her outfit before the Indiana Fever's game against the Toronto Tempo on Tuesday. The All-Star guard wore a bright, royal blue double-breasted blazer, which she called a "vintage Alexander McQueen" suit.
The Fever guard paired the blazer with a white crop top. She also rocked matching trousers and white sneakers to complete the look.
However, what really stood out about her outfit were the accessories she wore. Clark noticeably had friendship bracelets with the text "Caitlin 1" and the date "10-01-26" written on them.
Sure enough, the accessories sparked speculation that Clark had just revealed the launch of her first signature shoe with Nike.
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"Caitlin Clark may have just revealed the release date for her highly anticipated signature sneaker," BR Kicks posted on social media while highlighting the messages on Clark's friendship bracelets.
Several fans couldn't help but believe it as well, with one commenter writing, "Can’t wait to see her wear it this season. Hopefully soon."
"We love this Taylor coded launch sequence," a poster added. Another one said, "Should be good timing. They’ll likely sell out but hopefully have more ready to go for Christmas presents."
"We ready," a poster added.
For what it's worth, Clark has been hinting at the launch of her signature shoe with Nike over the last few days. In fact, she recently changed her Instagram profile picture to a zoomed-in photo of the surface of a shoe and updated her username to "caitlin1."
Prior to the Fever's game against the Tempo, Clark also addressed her friendship bracelets and said with a laugh, "Mark your calendars, I guess."
Clark also talked about working with Nike and shared how much she loved the "final product" that they created together, per Chloe Peterson of the Indianapolis Star.
"When I saw the final product, it was kind of one of those moments where you have those moments in life, and you're like, '[Expletive], like that's the one.' You kind of just know in the moment, like that's going to be something special."
