This basketballer is one of the tallest women in the WNBA

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It's never been a better time for women in sport. And this time, it's all about the basketballers.

The 2024 WBNA Draft happened this week and it provided ample opportunity for the best players in the US basketball league to show off their best style game.

From designer threads to princess-style gowns, here all the best looks from the draft.

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Chicago Sky's Kamilla Cardoso opted for a striking red pantsuit for her arrival.

Standing at 6ft 7, Cardoso is among the tallest players in the WNBA right now.

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The Brazilian-born player accessorised her chic pantsuit with a gorgeous heart-shaped pendant.

After the draft, Cardoso joked about her towering height and how it will play on the court.

"Nobody's going to get no rebounds on us," she joked about playing with fellow basketbalelr Angel Reese, who is 6ft 3.

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Los Angeles Sparks player and draftee Cameron Brink stunned in this black-and-white cut-out dress, which came complete with a very high leg slit and a sweet rosette on the shouder.

The 22-year-old, who stands at 6ft 4, let her legs do the talking in this daring gown.

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On the red carpet, the professional basketballer stood back to show the cameras a full-length look at her stunning dress, plus her heels which came with some delicate detailing.

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The Hobart-born player smiled as she lifted the bottom of her gown on the red carpet.

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Minnesota Lynx player and draftee Alissa Pili wore a stunning gold-embellished dress, with a one-shoulder bust.

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Basketballer Caltlin Clark made history when she hit the 2024 WBNA Draft red carpet this week.

The WNBA star, 22, was the number one pick for the 2024 season and arrived at the official draft night dressed head-to-toe in Prada.

Clark is the very first athlete in WBNA or NBA history to be dressed by Prada for the draft.

Indiana Fever's Clark stunned in a satin Prada mini skirt and matching jacket, a sparkling crop top – completing the look with a tiny Prada purse.

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Clark also donned a pair of chic Prada sunglasses for her red carpet walk.

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Dallas Wings player Jacy Sheldon kept things simple in a strapless black dress with a thigh-high split.

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Los Angeles Sparks player Rickea Jackson oozed glamour in this red pantsuit.

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Fellow Chicago Sky player Angel Reese looked like she was lifted straight from a Hollywood red carpet in a glittering hooded silver number.

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Indiana Fever star Celeste Taylor flashed a peace sign while donning a chic ivory vest-style top and matching cream pants.

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Taylor was all business in this get-up, which she dressed up with a pair of black pumps.

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Las Vegas Aces star Dyaisha Fair arrived in a dapper suit, complete with a red bowtie and matching pocket square.

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Injured Las Vegas Aces player Elizabeth Kitley accessorised her leg cast after tearing her ACL during a game.

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Canadian-born Washington Mystics star Aaliyah Edwards stunned in a high-necked white dress, which came with tassel cut-outs.

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Phoenix Mercury player Charisma Osborne also opted for a business chic, donning an all-white pantsuit.

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Seattle Storm's Nika Muhl dressed in a midriff-baring skirt and top for the occasion.