Cameron Brink won't wait until the Los Angeles Sparks' season opener to start sharing her pregame outfits with the rest of the WNBA community.
Unfortunately, injuries have prevented Brink from reaching her full potential in the WNBA. The former No. 2 pick from Stanford has appeared in 34 games over the past two years, averaging 6.1 points, 4.8 rebounds and 1.8 blocks per game.
Although she has missed an extended period of time, Brink has remained incredibly popular. Not only did she break the internet with her photo shoot for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, she went viral due to her feature with Interview Magazine.
Brink, 24, has proven time and time again that she's capable of turning heads on and off the court.
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On Thursday afternoon, Brink shared photos of her decked out in Hermes. She wore a matching jacket and skirt that received plenty of praise from her peers.
"Always a vision," Ayesha Curry commented.
"Yes," Skylar Diggins of the Chicago Sky wrote.
"Oooolala," Indiana Fever guard Lexie Hull said.
Breakout year for Brink?
In honor of the 2026 WNBA season, ESPN's Stephania Bell and Eric Moody discussed fantasy outlooks for Brink and other notable players returning from injury. Bell believes a breakout season could be in the cards for Brink.
"She remained on minutes restrictions in the 19 games in which she played last season but, most importantly, she headed into the offseason with the increased confidence that comes after returning from a major injury," Bell wrote. "The fine tuning of agility and athleticism post-ACL reconstruction take time to develop as does full pre-injury strength and power. This is the difference between 'return to play,' when players first take the court again after injury and 'return to performance," when athletes produce metrics similar to their pre-injury selves. In her third year, Brink could be poised for her breakout season at last."
The Sparks will begin their 2026 season on May 10 against the Las Vegas Aces.
