Cameron Brink caught eyes with crazy look.

Cameron Brink knows how to grab attention, and she did it again on Friday before her Unrivaled game. The Los Angeles Sparks forward showed up wearing a bold all-red outfit. Photos of her look quickly went viral on social media.

Brink’s team, the Breeze, lost to Hive, but she still became the main talking point. The No. 2 pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft has gained a reputation for her confidence both on and off the court. Fans often look forward to her fashion choices, and this outfit did not disappoint.

Brink is still recovering from an ACL injury. She played 11 minutes in Friday’s game and scored six points, and now she is still working toward returning to full strength. Even with limited playing time, she remains one of the most talked-about players in the league.

Fans React Online To Brink’s Post

Cameron Brink (Photo via Instagram)
The pregame outfit got a lot of reactions fast. Players and fans filled the comment sections with praise. Las Vegas Aces guard Dana Evans wrote, “Red looks soooo good on you.” Minnesota Lynx star Napheesa Collier added, “Stunningggg.”

Fans joined the conversation right away.

“Lord have mercy,” one fan said online.

Another fan wrote, “She’s on another level.” The comments kept coming as more photos appeared.

Brink has always been comfortable being in the spotlight. Last year, she appeared in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue and spoke honestly about the experience. She said the moment meant more than just fashion. For her, it was about confidence and feeling good about herself.

“I think it’s always really hard to be a woman in this world, but especially a female athlete,” Brink told the magazine. She talked about the pressure to look a certain way. She said, “I think every female athlete’s had a really rough go with body image.” Brink called the photo shoot empowering and meaningful.

“It’s just very empowering, so I hope everyone can get to a point like this,” she said.

Off the court, Brink also makes headlines for her personal life. She recently spoke with TMZ about future modeling opportunities. The reporter asked about posing for Playboy. Brink smiled and kept the answer simple.

“Yeah, maybe,” she told TMZ. “We’ll see. Maybe. If my fiance approves.”

Right now, Brink is focused on basketball and getting back to full fitness after her injury. Last season, she averaged 5.1 points per game while playing a smaller role for the Sparks. Coaches believe she will take on a bigger role as she becomes fully healthy.

Fans will see her back in action on February 17 against the Lunar Owls. More games will give her more chances to perform on the court. It will also give her more chances to show off her fashion for sure.