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Caitlin Clark’s much-anticipated next game with the Indiana Fever will take place tonight (July 2) against the defending WNBA champs Las Vegas Aces, with the basketball game airing live at 9:30 p.m. ET/6:30 p.m. PT on ESPN. Clark and her team dominated June with a 7-4 record and hope to continue their winning streak into the new month. The first game of July won’t be a home game though — the team will be playing against the Aces at Las Vegas’ T-Mobile Arena and tickets are already selling fast.
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If you’re looking for cheap tickets to see the game in person, you can still find seats starting at $75 through Gametime (save 20 off purchases of $150+ when you enter the code SAVE20); StubHub; Vivid Seats (get $20 off order of $200+ with code BB2024); Ticketmaster; and Seat Geek (first purchases can get $10 off orders of $250+ with code BILLBOARD10).
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In case you can’t travel to see the game live though, you can livestream Indiana Fever vs. Las Vegas Aces online through ESPN starting at 9:30 p.m. ET/6:30 p.m. PT. Keep reading to learn the streaming options available.
How to Watch Indiana Fever vs. Las Vegas Aces Online Without Cable
The easiest way to watch Caitlin Clark during the Indiana Fever vs. Las Vegas game is by tuning into the ESPN channel through your cable provider. If you recently pulled the plug on cable, ESPN’s official streaming platform is ESPN+, which is a one-stop streamer for sports fans to watch everything from WNBA games, MLB, NFL and more.
Current subscribers can watch Indiana Fever vs. Las Vegas Aces for free when you log into your account. Don’t have an ESPN+ membership? There is no free ESPN+ trial, but it does include exclusive on-demand videos and access to content from what was formerly known as ESPN Insider. Your subscription will include instant access to WNBA games and more exclusive content for $10.99 a month or you can save more than 15% off with an annual subscription for $109.99 a year.
Looking for additional savings? You can bundle ESPN+ with Disney+ and Hulu for a single monthly price of $14.99 for all three services.
How to Watch Indiana Fever vs. Las Vegas Aces Online Free
Cord cutters don’t have to spend hundreds of dollars on a cable package to watch the game at home though — there are a variety of streamers including live TV streaming platforms that will let you livestream the WNBA game without cable. Plus, with current promos and free trials being offered, you can watch Caitlin Clark’s Fever vs. Aces game online for free. Keep reading to check out ShopBillboard‘s picks.
DirecTV Stream
DirecTV Stream is offering new users a five-day free trial when you sign up for one of the four packages offered. Every single live TV streaming package offers ESPN, which includes a livestream of Indiana Fever vs. Las Vegas Aces. In addition to hundreds of live TV channels, you’ll also receive unlimited DVR storage and the ability to stream on as many smart devices as you want.
For a limited-time, you can also save $30 when you combine a streaming package with a “Sports Pack.” Right now, the Entertainment + Sports Pack is $85 (reg. $95) for the first three months and includes ESPN. After the three months is over, you’ll be charged the regular package price.
Sling TV
First time users can take advantage of Sling TV’s limited-time offer that gives you half off your first month when you sign up for one of its three packages. ESPN is only offered through the Orange and Orange + Blue packages, which with the promo is as low as $20 for the first month (reg. $40). After your first month you’ll be charged the full package price.
Included in the Orange package is 32 channels and the ability to stream at one device at once. For more content options like FS1 and NFL Network, you can combine the Orange and Blue packages for $27.50 for the first month (reg. $55/month) and get access to all 46 channels.
FuboTV
Fubo is another affordable option that’ll let you watch Indiana Fever vs. Las Vegas Aces online for free. New users who sign up will receive a seven-day free trial that’ll give you instant access to a Fever vs. Aces ESPN livestream in addition to more than 100 channels. Once the free trial is over, you’ll be charged the regular price based on the package you choose at checkout.
There are several streaming packages to choose from with Fubo’s Pro Plan being its cheapest at $79.99 a month. The Pro Plan comes with 199 channels, 1000 hours of DVR storage and the ability to watch content on up to 10 screens at once. You can also upgrade to its Premier plan for $99.99 a month, which includes everything in its Elite plan as well as access to Showtime and 275 channels.
Hulu + Live TV
Hulu + Live TV offers the most content options, as you’ll get more than 90 live TV channels in addition to the entire Hulu library. Right now, new users can can score a rare three-day free trial that’ll let you stream Indiana Fever vs. Las Vegas Aces for free and more. After the free trial is over, you’ll be charged the normal subscription fee of $76.99 a month.
And, to expand your content offerings further, you can bundle Hulu + Live TV with Disney+ and ESPN+. You’ll not only have all of the Hulu library to watch, but also exclusive and original programming available exclusively on ESPN+.
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Ion has entered the sports sphere and will be livestreaming 2024 WNBA games every Friday, joining the lineup of channels offering soccer and basketball games. Along with ESPN, ABC, TNT and CBS, the easiest way to watch the network would be through a cable package, but for cord-cutters who don’t want to spend hundreds of dollars on a plan, you can still livestream WNBA games (including Indiana Fever matches featuring Caitlin Clark) without blowing your budget.
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Live TV streamers are offering promos and free trials that’ll let you watch WNBA games for free without cable at home and on the go. Most of the plans are under $100, too, which means you can save money while enjoying hundreds of live cable channels, with options even including additional sports channels.
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Along with women’s basketball, Ion also offers National Women’s Soccer League games every Saturday, in addition to some of the most popular dramas such as Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, NCIS, FBI, Bones, Criminal Minds, Chicago Fire and Hawaii Five-O.
Keep reading to learn about the streaming options available.
How to Watch Ion Online Without Cable for Free
To help you score the best discounts available, Billboard put together a list of live TV streamers that’ll give you instant access to WNBA games and more.
DirecTV Stream
DirecTV Stream offers new users a five-day free trial when you sign up for one of their four packages. Every plan includes the Ion channel, and sports fans can also take advantage of one month free of the streamer’s Sports Pack (only available with the Choice and Ultimate plans), which provides even more sports coverage including MBL, NHL and NBA games.
The cheapest option is the Entertainment plan, which is $80 a month after your free trial is over. You’ll have access to Ion to watch the WNBA games as well as local channels, unlimited DVR storage and the ability to stream on three devices simultaneously.
FuboTV
FuboTV offers one of the longest free trials, providing new users with a seven-day free trial when you sign up. A subscription grants you access to at least 100 channels (including Ion) as well as 1,000 hours of DVR, and the ability to stream on 10 devices at once. If you’re looking for 4K definition, you can upgrade to the Premium Plan, which also includes free Paramount+ with Showtime.
When your free trial has ended, you’ll be charged based on the package you choose at checkout: $80 for the Pro Plan (the cheapest option), $90 for the Elite Plan and $100 for the Premium Plan.
2024 WNBA Games Schedule on Ion
Check below for all the upcoming WNBA games livestreaming on Ion, or click here to see the full season schedule.
Friday (June 14):
Chicago Sky vs. Washington Mystics at 7:30 p.m. ET at the Entertainment & Sports Arena in Washington, D.C.
Los Angeles Sparks vs. Minnesota Lynx at 7:30 p.m. ET at the Target Center in Minneapolis, Minn.
Friday (June 21):
Indiana Fever vs. Atlanta Dream at 7:30 ET at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta.
Connecticut Sun vs. Las Vegas Aces at 10 p.m. ET at the Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas.
Friday (June 28):
Atlanta Dream vs. Connecticut Sun at 7:30 p.m. ET at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn.
L.A. Sparks vs. Phoenix Mercury at 10 p.m. ET at the Footprint Center in Phoenix.
Friday (July 5):
Atlanta Dream vs. Dallas Wings at 7:30 p.m. ET at the College Park Center in Arlington, Texas
Los Vegas Aces vs. L.A. Sparks at 10 p.m. ET at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.
Chicago Sky vs. Seattle Storm at 10 p.m. ET at the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle.
Friday (July 12):
Las Vegas Aces vs. Atlanta Dream at 7:30 p.m. ET at the Gateway Center Arena in College Park, Ga.
Phoenix Mercury vs Indiana Fever at 7:30 p.m ET at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Ind.
Minnesota Lynx vs. Seattle Storm at 10 p.m. ET at the Climate Pledge Arena
Friday (Aug. 16):
Seattle Storm vs. Atlanta Dream at 7:30 p.m. ET at the Gateway Center Arena
Phoenix Mercury vs. Indiana Fever at 7:30 p.m. ET at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse
Connecticut Sun vs. Dallas Wings at 9:30 p.m. ET at the College Park Center
Friday (Aug. 23):
Phoenix Mercury vs. Atlanta Dream at 7: 30 p.m. ET at the Gateway Center Arena
Chicago Sky vs. Connecticut Sun at 7:30 p.m. ET at the Mohegan Sun Arena
L.A. Sparks vs. Washington Mystics at 7:30 p.m. ET at the Entertainment & Sports Arena
Las Vegas Aces vs. Minnesota Lynx at 9:30 p.m. ET at the Target Center
Friday (Aug. 30):
Indiana Fever vs. Chicago Sky at 7:30 p.m. ET at the Wintrust Arena in Chicago
Minnesota Lynx vs. Dallas Wings at 7:30 p.m. ET at the College Park Center
Atlanta Dream vs. Las Vegas Aces at 10 p.m. ET at the Michelob Ultra Arena
New York Liberty vs. Seattle Storm at 10 p.m. ET at the Climate Pledge Arena
Friday (Sept. 6):
Dallas Wings vs. Atlanta Dream at 7:30 p.m. ET at the Gateway Center Arena
Las Vegas Aces vs. Connecticut Sun at 7:30 p.m. ET at the Mohegan Sun Arena
Minnesota Lynx vs. Indiana Fever at 7:30 p.m. ET at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse
L.A. Sparks vs. Chicago Sky at 9:30 p.m. ET at the Wintrust Arena
Friday (Sept. 13):
Washington Mystics vs. Atlanta Dream at 7:30 p.m. ET at the Gateway Center Arena
Las Vegas Aces vs. Indiana Dream at 7:30 p.m. ET at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse
Seattle Storm vs. Dallas Wings at 7:30 p.m. ET at the College Park Center
Chicago Sky vs. Minnesota Lynx at 7:30 p.m. ET at the Target Center
Connecticut Sun vs. Phoenix Mercury at 10 p.m. ET at the Footprint Center
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White legendary sports broadcaster Bob Costas said the quiet but undeniable thing out loud regarding the coverage of Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark.
The WNBA was looking forward to a fantastic year thanks to its exciting rookie class led by players Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, Kamilla Cordosa, and Cameron Brink. Instead, since the 2024 season tipped off, there have been waves of toxic conversations and awful takes.
People, specifically men, have looked very weird after Chicago Sky player Chennedy Carter’s hard foul/cheap shot on Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark over the weekend.
Since Clark’s arrival into the WNBA, many believe she has been the victim of hard fouls and, while not benefiting from any whistles.
Speaking with CNN’s Abby Phillip, Bob Costas accurately pointed out that energy for Clark following the hard fouls she receives has yet to be seen for Angel Reese, and it’s because of the obvious fact that she is a Black woman and the incidents are “Black on Black.”
Costas was referring to an incident in particular: Connecticut Suns player Alyssa Thomas grabbed Reese by the neck, slamming her to the court, resulting in a flagrant two foul and her ejection from the game.
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“The reason why that doesn’t spark as much conversation isn’t just that Caitlin Clark is a bigger star than Alyssa Thomas,” Costas said on CNN on Monday. “It’s because it’s a Black on Black incident and you don’t have that dynamic that people can comment on, yes, but also exaggerate and make the entire story sometimes.”
Costas further pointed out that he’s seen other rookies receive the same treatment Clark is experiencing in other sports, but the caveat is Clark is a white superstar in a predominately Black sport.
Former ESPN First Take moderator and Sportscenter anchor Cari Champion echoed Costas’ sentiments, adding that nobody cared about the women of the W getting physical with each other because it was only “women of a certain color.”
Since Clark arrived in the WNBA, the discourse on sports media has been out of control. It was so bad that Monica McNutt checked Stephen A. Smith about his WNBA coverage, or lack thereof, on the show.
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The WNBA is enjoying increased media coverage due to big names from the current season’s draft class, including Angel Reese, Caitlin Clark, and more. Things got tense on the set of First Take, ESPN’s popular morning sports program after analyst Monica McNutt checked Stephen A. Smith on his WNBA coverage, or lack thereof.
Eagle-eye fans of First Take caught wind of the moment during the Monday (June 3) broadcast of First Take which had a segment on the WNBA with Stephen A. Smith, 56, having himself a self-congratulatory moment with Monica McNutt, 34, shutting it down as it happened.
Smith began with, “Who talks about the WNBA, who talks about women, who talks about women’s sports more than First Take?”
McNutt’s rebuttal was, “Stephen A., respectfully, with your platform, you could have been doing this three years ago if you wanted to.”
Things got tense after this as Smith reacted to McNutt’s jab in incredulous fashion and the two began talking over each other with Shannon Sharpe interjecting at some point. Show moderator Molly Qerim did her best to get the strong personalities of Smith and McNutt on the same page but seemed frustrated by the overtalking and arguing over the point.
McNutt’s words echo some of the frustration WNBA players and fans have expressed that the larger sports outlet has ignored the league for years until the new influx of young talent, who brought with them the NCAA fandom that the collegiate game grew over the past few years with the aforementioned Reese, Clark, and numerous stars undergoing their rookie campaigns in the W.
On X, formerly Twitter, fans reacted to Monica McNutt dressing down Stephen A. Smith and his WNBA coverage. Check out the replies below.
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Caitlin Clark has made her professional debut after being drafted to the Indiana Fever for the 2024 WNBA season. After dominating the court during her college career, everything from her basketball jersey to rookie card has become some of the most coveted pieces of basketball merch to own.
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The basketball star has been breaking records, with the most recent being her rookie card — specifically from her college career — becoming the most expensive women’s basketball card. In January, Clark’s 2022 Bowman University Superfractor Caitlin Clark Rookie Auto card sold for $78,000, surpassing the 2004 Ultra Platinum Medallion Diana Taurasi card that originally sold for $11,500, according to Bleacher Report. Now, she stands behind only Serena Williams on the all-time list of cards that sold for more than $244,000, as reported on X by The Collectibles Guru.
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Topps and Panini are official partners with the WNBA, creating collectible rookie cards — including for Clark — that you can find online. You don’t have to spend five figures to buy hers, though. Here are options on Amazon that start as low as $13, allowing you to add the star player to your collection without breaking the bank.
Where to Buy Caitlin Clark’s Rookie Card Online
To help you score Clark’s college and WNBA rookie cards, we’ve rounded up a few options below that you can buy online now.
2024 Panini Instant WNBA Draft #1 Caitlin Clark Indiana Fever RC
Amazon’s No. 1 bestseller for sports collectible single base trading cards is none other than Clark’s draft into the WNBA. The card is the first of her professional career, and features a photo of the player holding up her Indiana Fever jersey along with Panini’s logo in the top left corner to signify it’s an official item. The card has also already been purchased more than 600 times in the past month, according to the online retailer.
Caitlin Clark RC 2024 Bowman U NOW All-Time NCAA Scorer #61 Pre-Rookie Iowa Card
In terms of her college career, shoppers can’t get enough of Clark’s #61 rookie card, which captured when she broke Pete Maravich’s all-time NCAA scoring record. The collectable is manufactured by Topps and has earned a No. 1 bestselling label on Amazon for sports collectible single insert trading cards. As a bonus, it comes in a plastic protector.
2024 Topps Bowman Iowa Caitlin Clark Card #49 Breaks All-Time NCAAW Scoring Record
Clark’s 49th rookie card for her NCAA career was created by Topps, and spotlights another record-breaking moment in the basketball player’s time on the court: when she broke the all-time NCAA scoring record for the women’s league with 3,528 points, according to the product description. The card comes pre-wrapped in a plastic protector to help keep it pristine.
2024 Panini Instant WNBA Caitlin Clark #19 Rookie RC Basketball Card
Another spotlighting moment for Clark’s career is her #19 rookie card that shows a point-scoring moment during Indiana’s game against the New York Liberty. The card has been graded by PSA to guarantee authenticity and has been given GM (gem mint), which is the highest rating it can get, meaning it’s nearly flawless.
2023-24 Bowman University #74 Caitlin Clark Iowa Basketball Card With Magnetic Holder Mint
Her #74 rookie card highlights when Clark set the women’s record for the most points scored in a season. The card is created Topps and comes in a magnetic holder to keep it protected. While the front features a photo of the player, the back goes into detail about the historic moment.
Certified Mint+ Caitlin Clark 2023 Bowman University Now #48 3k Pts, 1k Asts Rookie Card Iowa Hawkeyes
The #48 rookie card was manufactured by Topps and is certified to arrive in mint condition or better, according to the brand. The card arrives in an air-tight holder that was customized for the card to protect it from water, drops, light and more.
Along with Clark’s debut into professional basketball, the WNBA also received attention for its recent collaboration with SKIMS (the official undergarments brand for the professional women’s basketball teams), which features pieces selected and loved by past, present and upcoming stars of the sport.
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The WNBA is taking over Crypto Arena after being forced to move to a larger venue due to ticket demand for the heavily anticipated Indiana Fever vs. Los Angeles Sparks game airing on ION on Friday (May 24).
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If you haven’t noticed, WNBA games are becoming more popular by the week, due in part to this year’s rookie squad, which includes Caitlyn Clark, Angel Reese, Cameron Brink, Rickea Jackson and McKenzie Forbes. The WNBA’s season opener between Indiana and Connecticut Sun was the most watched WNBA game ever on ESPN. The game, featuring Clark’s regular season debut, wracked up 2.1 million viewers and peaked at 2.3 million.
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And the ratings spike didn’t end there. Phoenix Mercury vs. Las Vegas Aces, the second season opener of the night, averaged 464,000 viewers, up 5 percent. The WNBA has also seen a jump in ticket sales which could get even higher once Clark and Reese, of the Chicago Sky, meet up for the first Indiana vs. Chicago game of the season airing June 1 on ESPN.
Reese and Chicago scored a win over the New York Liberty on Thursday, ending Liberty’s four-game winning streak for the season and lifting the Sky’s record to 2-1.
Despite scoring high ratings, Indiana has struggled to secure a win thus far. The team is currently 0-5 going into tonight’s game against the Sparks (1-2).
Read on for ways to stream the Indiana vs. Los Angeles game live.
How to Stream the Sparks vs. Fever Game from Free
The Sparks vs. Fever game will air live on ION at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT. Pregame coverage starts at 6 p.m. ET/3 p.m. PT.
WNBA fans can watch Ion on DirecTV Stream and Fubo. Both platforms offer a free trial and streaming plans under $80 per month (use ExpressVPN to stream multiple platforms internatinally).
DirecTV Stream’s most affordable streaming plan comes with 90+ channels including ION, ESPN, ABC, CBS, TNT and Bally Sports, along with entertainment channels such as Bravo, TLC, CMT, CNN, Comedy Central, E!, FS1, FS2, Freeform, Fuse, FX, HSN, IFC and more.
Fubo Pro offers 100+ live channels, 1,000 hours of DVR and streaming on up to 10 screens for $79.99/month.
ION will carry over 40 WNBA games this season including national, regional and local games. A weekly showcase of marquee games will air on Friday nights. Indiana vs. Los Angeles will be the first game in the weekly showcase.
ION’s game schedule for next Friday, May 31, will include Washington Mystics vs. New York Liberty, Phoenix Mercury vs. Minnesota Lynx, Las Vegas Aces vs. Atlanta Dream and Dallas Wings vs. Connecticut Sun.
ION is also available on YouTube TV, Frndly, Freevee, Google TV, Samsung TV Plus, Roku Channel and other streamers.
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The 2024 WNBA season starts on Tuesday (May 14), and Sling TV is the destination for all basketball enthusiasts, offering exclusive streaming access to all four games of the season tip-off.
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The schedule includes New York Liberty vs. Washington Mystics at 7 p.m. ET and Minnesota Lynx vs. Seattle Storm at 10 p.m. ET on ESPN3. ESPN2 will broadcast Indiana Fever vs. Connecticut Sun at 7:30 p.m. ET and Las Vegas Aces vs. Phoenix Mercury at 10 p.m. ET.
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You don’t want to miss out on star player Caitlin Clark, Indiana Fever’s No. 1 draft pick from the Iowa Hawkeyes, playing her first WNBA game on opening night.
Keep reading for details on how to watch the 2024 WNBA games.
How to Watch the 2024 WNBA Games on Sling TV
You can stream all opening games on Sling TV. They’ll also be airing on ESPN3 and ESPN2 (use ExpressVPN to stream internationally). WNBA games are shown on various channels like ESPN, NBA TV, ION, Prime Video, and CBS/Paramount+. According to Sling, 25 WNBA games will air on ESPN, and NBA TV will broadcast 40 games.
To watch on ESPN or ABC with Sling, you’ll need a subscription to Sling Orange. For those, who want to watch on NBA TV with Sling make sure to add the Sports Extras pack to your Sling subscription.
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Don’t miss out on a chance to watch the WNBA games with your friends and family. Hurry up, go get your sling subscription now.
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As Kim Kardashian’s Skims brand continues to grow, so do the number of celebrities who Kim recruits to become part of her Skims family.
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According to Page Six, Kim Kardashian is now infiltrating the sports world as Skims has become the official underwear of the WNBA. To help promote the brand, the reality star has tapped the likes of WNBA superstars Candace Parker, Dijonai Carrington, Kelsey Plum, Skylar Diggins-Smith and Cameron Brink to star in a new lingerie campaign to announce the partnership. Posing with a Skims branded WNBA basketball (that joints kinda cool), the sports stars showcase the attire that these women would be wearing at home after putting in a hard day’s work out there on the court.
Taking to Instagram to announce the move, Skims posted pictures of the stars of the campaign with a caption that read, “As the official underwear partner of the @WNBA, SKIMS is as comfortable as it gets. Just in time for the season tip-off @candaceparker, @cameronbrink22, @kelseyplum10, @dijonai__, and @skylardigginssmith sport our Fits Everybody collection.”
This is a good look for Kim Kardashian’s baby as it’s gone from spokespeople in the music industry to actual athletes who shine in the sports world.
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“Championing women and women in sports is incredibly important to Skims,” the “Kardashians” star, 43, said in a press release.
The Skkn by Kim founder continued that her company “is rooted in inclusivity, representation and women’s empowerment, which are values shared with the WNBA.”
The WNBA players are the latest celebs to take part in a Skims campaign, joining the likes of Sabrina Carpenter, Usher and a group of male athletes including fellow b-ball star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander of the Oklahoma City Thunder, who helped announce Skims as the official underwear of the NBA as well.
What do y’all think of Skims becoming the new official underwear of the WNBA? Let us know in the comments section below.
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Caitlyn Clark makes her WNBA debut this year, but that’s not all the basketball league is celebrating. SKIMS, the official underwear for the women’s basketball teams, has partnered with the WNBA for its new Fits Everybody campaign, which officially launched Monday (May 13) to align with the 2024 season’s tip-off.
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The new campaign is the first one that spotlights the WNBA, featuring legends and rising stars including Candace Parker, second-overall draft pick Cameron Brink, Dijonai Carrington and All-Stars Kelsey Plum and Skylar Diggins-Smith. Each player models their favorite underwear style in the official campaign video that was posted on Monday via Instagram.
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“As the official underwear partner of the @WNBA, SKIMS is as comfortable as it gets. Just in time for the season tip-off,” the caption says.
Right now you can bundle and save on the WNBA player’s favorite underwear styles and buy three pairs for $36. No promo code is required, the discount will automatically be applied once you add pieces to your cart.
Keep reading to shop the SKIMS x WNBA styles seen on the athletes below.
Fits Everybody Bandeau
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Ditch the wire bra and try this soft bandeau on for size. It’s not only seamless and wire-free for a smoother appearance, it also comes with a little bit of support to keep your chest comfortable whether you’re going for a morning walk or just working at the office.
Fits Everybody Brief
This classic pair of briefs provides comfy coverage using a mid-rise waist and SKIMS’ bestselling soft fabric. It also comes in 16 colors to stock up on (including some limited-edition shades that are quickly selling out).
Everybody Cheeky Brief
These cheeky briefs aim to provide stretch and comfort while forming to your body without digging into your skin. It utilizes the brand’s top-rated fabric that looks to feel like a “second skin” so you can walk around in complete coziness.
Fits Everybody Boy Short
After feeling these boy short’s soft fabric made from the brand’s signature second-skin material, you’ll want to buy one in every color. The design aims to feel as though you’re wearing nothing and uses a fabric that will hold its shape over time.
Fits Everybody Full Brief
With 16 shades to pick from, you can easily stock up on these full briefs if you prefer even more coverage. The style features a “no-cut” finish that aims to prevent any digging in for more comfortable, all-day wear. They’re great for sports too.
SKIMS is no stranger to tapping the shoulders of artists and celebrities as the center of their campaigns. The brand previously used Sabrina Carpenter for a Y2K-themed campaign as well as Usher for their growing men’s collection and Lana Del Rey as the model for its sultry Valentine’s Day campaign.
For Parker, this was the perfect opportunity to continue leaving an everlasting legacy while connecting with new WNBA players.
“I’m thrilled to be included in the first-ever SKIMS WNBA campaign alongside this amazing group of rising stars and all-stars,” she said in a press statement. “As I move onto this next chapter in my life, I hope to leave the game in a better place and continue to be an example of what is possible both on and off the court.”
Whereas for Brink, it was a chance to combine two of her favorite passions.
“My fans know how much I love fashion,” she said in a press release. “SKIMS has been an underwear staple in my wardrobe for years. I’m really grateful to be included in this lineup of players, especially with the greats who I have looked up to for so long. It’s truly a dream come true to be working with a brand that I love so much.”
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