Gabriela Jaquez Is Bringing Her 'Confident' Style to the Chicago Sky After Getting Picked No. 5 in WNBA Draft (Exclusive)

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Gabriela Jaquez Is Bringing Her 'Confident' Style to the Chicago Sky After Getting Picked No. 5 in WNBA Draft (Exclusive)

Gabriela Jaquez Is Bringing Her 'Confident' Style to the Chicago Sky After Getting Picked No. 5 in WNBA Draft (Exclusive)

Jaquez reveals the "go-to style piece" she swears by on and off the court

Gabriela Jaquez Is Bringing Her 'Confident' Style to the Chicago Sky After Getting Picked No. 5 in WNBA Draft (Exclusive)

Jaquez reveals the "go-to style piece" she swears by on and off the court

The WNBA Draft is where dreams take flight, and for Gabriela Jaquez, that flight is headed to Chicago. Fresh off an NCAA championship with UCLA, the 22-year-old forward was selected fifth overall by the Chicago Sky, marking the thrilling next chapter in a rapidly ascending career.

As she prepares to bring her game to the professional stage, Jaquez is also bringing a distinct, self-assured sense of style. In an exclusive interview, the Southern California native describes her fashion philosophy as an "elevated, basic style"—one built on confidence and versatility.

Her secret weapon? A foundational piece many athletes swear by: the classic tank top. "My go-to style piece is a black or white tank top," Jaquez reveals. "You can elevate it or wear it casually. And whenever I travel, I always will pack one." It's a testament to how core athletic apparel seamlessly transitions from court-ready to everyday essential.

For taller athletes like the 6'0" Jaquez, finding the perfect fit is a crucial part of that confidence. She highlights the importance of well-fitting denim, a common challenge that resonates with many tall women in sports. It’s a reminder that true style, on or off the court, starts with clothing that fits and moves with you.

Beyond the fashion, Jaquez is embracing her growing platform. "To have little girls look up to me just really means everything," she says. "You don’t really realize when you’re playing basketball that that’s going to happen." Now, as a top WNBA draft pick and a national champion, she steps into the league not just as a player, but as a role model, ready to inspire with her play and her poised, confident presence.

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