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WNBA Star Sophie Cunningham Reveals Mother's Thoughts On Racy Pregame Outfits

Phoenix Mercury guard Sophie Cunningham has turned plenty of heads this season with her pregame outfits. 

Cunningham has proven this season that she knows how to make a fashion statement. It doesn't matter if she's wearing a Kobe Bryant sweater or a black dress, she's going to have WNBA fans talking about her style. 

There was a lot of chatter surrounding Cunningham's outfit from August 26. Fans wondered why she showed up to a game in a dress that showed off her tan lines. 

During an interview with the New York Post, Cunningham revealed that her mother picked out that dress. 

"The outfits that have went really viral, my mom has actually picked them out," Cunningham told the New York Post. "It’s been really fun because now (my family) is on all the outfits. And trust me, my family is like, 'Oh, gosh, what’s Sophie gonna wear today?' It’s just like a running joke." 

Cunningham later revealed that she doesn't have an elaborate thought process that goes into every outfit. She simply makes a decision in the moment. 

"For me, it really is just like a spur of the moment type thing. If I’m feeling being cozy and sporty, I go that route. If I feel like I want to be a little feisty and turn some heads and be a girly girl." 

Sophie Cunningham in black dress.

PHOENIX, AZ - JULY 10: Sophie Cunningham #9 of the Phoenix Mercury arrives to the arena before the game against the Dallas Wings on July 10, 2024 at Footprint Center in Phoenix, Arizona. (Photo by Kate Frese/NBAE via Getty Images)

We'd say Cunningham has done a great job with her outfit choices this year. 

As for the product on the hardwood, Cunningham will be back in action this Wednesday against the Minnesota Lynx. Her team needs a win to keep its season alive. 

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