Angel Reese (Photo via angelreese5/Instagram)
Angel Reese landed her first fashion campaign after being selected in the WNBA Draft.

Following her Met Gala appearance, basketball sensation Angel Reese has earned a commercial for Khloé Kardashian’s Good American brand.

Reese, who has previously declared herself to be a woman who can achieve anything she sets her mind to, has now proven it by being chosen by Khloé Kardashian to model the newest release: longer inseam sizes designed for tall ladies. Who better than the recently drafted Chicago Sky athlete, who is 6 feet, 3 inches tall.

Angel Reese can be seen in many pictures wearing the brand’s new long denim designed for women over 5 feet, 10 inches tall, with 33-inch to 37-inch inseams.

Social media was loving her many pictures and reacted to them on X:

Reese is not the only WNBA athlete who has drawn interest in the fashion industry. The Indiana Fever’s first-round draft pick in April, Caitlin Clark, was spotted sporting an all-Prada ensemble on Monday at the ESPN+ “Full Court Press” premiere in Indianapolis. On the WNBA Draft red carpet, Clark also wore an outfit from Prada.

Angel Reese made her Met Gala debut on Monday, walking the red carpet in New York City while sporting a couture dress by British brand 16Arlington. She told WWD, “I feel sexy and beautiful.” At the event, the athlete also celebrated turning 22.

She donned a dazzling hooded dress from Bronx and Banco with Christian Louboutin heels on the WNBA Draft red carpet.

Angel Reese Makes Met Gala Red Carpet Debut on Her Birthday & Then Plays In Game The Next Day

Angel Reese (Photo by Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images for The Mark Hotel)
Chicago Sky rookie Angel Reese debuted at the Met Gala Monday as A-list celebrities from film, fashion, music, and sports lined the red carpet.

She was heavily criticized for the decision since she had a preseason game the next day.

She then traveled back to Chicago on a private plane, scored 13 points, and added five rebounds in 19 minutes as the Sky blew out the New York Liberty in a 101-53 preseason victory.

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