WNBA draft: Michelle Obama stylist Sergio Hudson designed No. 1 pick Charli Collier's draft-night look

There was no physical "orange" carpet for Thursday's virtual WNBA draft.

But that didn't stop the league's top prospects from showing out on their big night.

As expected, Texas forward Charli Collier stayed close to home as the No. 1 pick of the Dallas Wings. And she had some high-profile fashion help for her WNBA coming-out party.

While surrounded by family and loved ones at home, Collier spoke with ESPN's Holly Rowe about the momentous occasion of becoming the No. 1 pick in the draft and enlisting former First Lady Michelle Obama's stylist, Sergio Hudson, to help with her draft-night look.

'A taste of what I'm gonna expect for years to come'

So what did Hudson put together for Collier? Here she is in her draft-night finest.

If you're not familiar with Hudson, he's the designer who put together Obama's outfit that turned heads at President Joe Biden's inauguration in January.

While Collier was the star of the night, she wasn't the only player celebrating a life-changing moment on Thursday. And these ladies weren't letting a pandemic stop them from celebrating the moment in style.

Family members join the fashion party

Of course, players weren't the only ones dressing for the occasion. With cameras in living rooms broadcasting nationally on ESPN, family members also made sure to look their best. Newly drafted (No. 6 pick) New York Liberty guard Michaela Onyenwere's grandmother made a strong case for best-dressed.

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