A’ja Wilson has all of our timelines lit – more than usual. The Las Vegas Aces star just became the first player in WNBA history to win five MVP awards, and the first to win three straight.
And everyone has been giving A’ja her flowers. From her boo, Bam Adebayo, to former Vice President Kamala Harris and Coach and Dawn Stanley, A’ja is having a well-deserved moment.
The member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc doesn’t play when it comes to basketball.
She earned 65 of 74 first-place votes after leading the league in scoring and blocks. A’ja averaged 26.2 points, 9.4 rebounds, 3.2 assists, 1.9 blocks and 1.4 steals per game, helping the Aces finish 31-13.
A’ja helped Las Vegas win three championships in four seasons. Last year, she became the first player in WNBA history to win regular-season MVP, Finals MVP and Defensive Player of the Year. Run her her receipts!
Gallery: 10 Reasons Why A’ja Wilson Is Our MVP Of Style
But sis doesn’t just lead and dominate the court.
She’s a known fashion killer who takes risks and loves to put it on. Whether she’s at a press conference, on a red carpet or werking the tunnel, A’ja eats up the girls. As WNBA stars continue to reshape sports and fashion, A’ja is leaning in.
There’s no way to celebrate her MVP title without highlighting her fashion reel, too. Here’s to our MVP of Style.
A’ja Wilson Played With Sheer Fabrics & Drama At The WNBA All-Star
At the 2026 WNBA All-Star Orange Carpet in Chicago, a strapless black bodice and sheer, beaded skirt brought all the drama. The silhouette hugged her curves, the gloves made it extra, and that sleek middle part was laid for the gawds.
A Statement Crop Matched With Trendy Cagos
Before the Aces took the floor in Las Vegas, A’ja let her cropped “Protecting My Peace” tee do the talking. Gray cargos kept it relaxed, while that braided updo put her cheekbones front and center.
All-Star Tunnel With The A’Two Collection
For the WNBA All-Star tunnel in Chicago, she brought pink, black, white and silver together in a custom skirt made from pieces of her A’Two collection. The cropped hoodie keeps it playful; the cascading panels make sure nobody mistakes this for a basic walk-in.
We Love A Flirty Leather Number & So Does A’ja
At Michelob ULTRA Arena in Las Vegas, the fitted zip top, pleated leather mini and thigh-high boots were giving tunnel takeover. Her curves were doing what they needed to do, while the shades, stacked bangles and high bun finished the look with attitude. gettyimages.com
Golden girl At The Met
New York’s Met Gala got the full A’ja treatment: a liquid-gold Prabal Gurung gown with dramatic cape sleeves and a train that swept behind her. Her sculpted pixie and matching gold details made this a red-carpet moment MVP-worthy.
A WNBA Star In Paris
At the Grand Dîner du Louvre in Paris, A’ja stepped out in a white Jacquemus dress with feathered texture and a figure-skimming shape. The soft tendrils around her updo, white heels and glowing Louvre backdrop made the whole look feel effortlessly polished. Pyramid Photocall
Curving & Surviving On The Red Carpet
For the GOAT premiere in Los Angeles, she kept it sleek in a fitted black bodysuit, cinched with a bold buckle belt. Sis’ curves were curving and serving.
MVP Baddie Behavior Only – More Black Sheer
We see you, MVP! A’ja’s sheer black lace hugged every curve, the slit gave us leg, and those strappy heels sealed the deal.
We’re Still Obsessed With Slouchy Socks & Loafers
At Michelob ULTRA Arena in Las Vegas, A’ja gave the tunnel a little preppy flavor: an oversized graphic shirt, pleated mini, scrunched socks and Mary Janes. That neon clutch and those bold frames? This look was all about the details, and we are obsessed.
The MVP: Power Suiting With Sergio Hudson
A’ja’s 2024 MVP trophy came with a red-hot look to match. Styled by Amadi Brooks, she wore Sergio Hudson’s Fall/Winter 2024 collection to accept her third MVP award.
