Caitlin Clark wears a custom Prada dress with a plunging neckline

Caitlin Clark just scored a style slam dunk in Prada.

On Wednesday, December 11, the 22-year-old WNBA star attended the A Year in TIME dinner in New York City at Current in Chelsea Piers wearing a custom dress from the luxury brand.

The Indiana Fever guard just named TIMEFemale Athlete of the Year, wore a tailored version of Prada’s embroidered Sablé mini dress, opting for a floor-length dress instead.

Her black loose-fitting garment featured a plunging V-neckline that upped the wow factor.

Clark wore black strappy stilettos and accessorized with both silver and black rings and bracelets as she smiled for photos with her hands on her hips on the red carpet. She opted for natural makeup and both silver stud earrings and mini hoop earrings.

The basketball player’s hair was tied back with a sleek middle part, which added elegance to her overall look.

As she turned to the side to reveal the back of her dress, silver floral-embellished straps ran from her shoulder to her waist. The straps ended in small black bows.

In some photos she held up pictures of herself TIME Magazine shoot.

“I tell people that I feel like the most controversial person,” Clark said in her interview with the outlet. “But I’m not. It’s just because of all the storylines that surround me. I literally try to treat everyone in the same respectful and kind way. It just confuses me sometimes.”

The former University of Iowa ballplayer made headlines when she was selected No. 1 overall in the 2024 WNBA Draft in April.

“You feel powerful,” Clark continued. “Immediately everyone goes crazy. People are invested in the game, they love the game and that’s what makes it so enjoyable for me. These people don’t support women’s sports to check a box. It will be the new normal.”

She proudly presented her cover photos at the A Year in TIME dinner.

According to Prada’s website, the dress retails for $4,300, but Clark is an ambassador for the brand.

When she arrived at the 2024 WNBA Draft at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in April, she stunned in a double white satin shirt and skirt set by Prada.

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Underneath, the professional athlete wore a sparkly silver and black crop top and completed her look with a black handbag and a pair of black pumps.

Ahead of the draft, Clark told the Associated Press and: TODAY: “This is a dream, I wrote it on a piece of paper when I was about in second grade. Getting a basketball scholarship. Play in the WNBA. This is something I’ve always wanted to do.”