Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark were seen arriving in Chicago. The rookies were photographed in the tunnel at Wintrust Arena on Sunday afternoon, preparing for the Indiana Fever’s third matchup against the Chicago Sky.

Reese caught attention with her daring outfit, consisting of a brown lace-up top paired with a matching mini skirt. She accessorized with distressed knee-high boots, a white handbag, and several gold bangles on her wrist.

Meanwhile, Clark displayed her ongoing collaboration with Prada, opting for a polo-style shirt-dress from the renowned Italian luxury fashion house.

Angel Reese arrived in Chicago in a barely-there top and a matching ultra mini skirt

Caitlin Clark highlighted her ongoing collaboration with Prada in a shirt-dress from the designer. She complemented the forest green dress with a brown belt cinched at her waist and a gold watch on her wrist. Additionally, the Iowa alum accessorized with black loafers paired with matching socks and carried a black handbag from the brand.

The much-anticipated matchup between the two stars comes just days after the Indiana standout clarified that she and Reese don’t consider themselves rivals, despite recent on-court controversies.

“I’m pretty sure the only ones calling this a rivalry are all of you,” she told reporters. “For us, it’s just a basketball game. That’s all it is. If it helps grow the game, then absolutely, that’s fantastic. That’s what it should be. People can discuss it,” she continued.

Clark and Reese will meet again Sunday night for the Fever’s third showdown against the Sky

The LSU alum received a flagrant foul for hitting Clark’s head while attempting to block a shot.

“We’re thrilled. We’ll take this (the Atlanta win) and use it as a learning experience. We’re traveling tonight, arriving, practicing, preparing, and then playing tomorrow at 4 PM. If that’s what it takes to advance the game, then absolutely (call it a rivalry).

“I think the previous two matchups lived up to expectations, really showcasing great basketball games.”

Clark was forcefully knocked down by Reese’s teammate, Chennedy Carter, in their first game against Sky earlier this month, with Reese enthusiastically cheering from the bench.

Two weeks later, the LSU alum seemed to make contact with Clark’s head while attempting to block a shot at the rim and received a flagrant foul.

After the game, Reese indirectly criticized her longtime rival, alleging that Clark receives preferential treatment from referees.

However, the rivalry between the two undoubtedly boosts interest, with tonight’s showdown boasting some of the highest-priced tickets in WNBA history.

The average ticket price for the game was $358—a record not seen since 2015.

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