Sophie Cunningham went with a dramatically different look for the Indiana Fever’s biggest game of the season.

Two days after arriving for Game 1 of the WNBA playoffs in a bold leopard-print ensemble, Cunningham switched things up Tuesday before Indiana’s must-win Game 2 against the Las Vegas Aces.

This time, Cunningham went monochromatic.

The Fever guard arrived at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in an all-white fitted mini dress, pairing the look with dark sunglasses and strappy pointed-toe heels. It was a sleek, simple combination for a night when Indiana needed anything but a quiet performance once the game started.

The Fever delivered, beating Las Vegas 99-89 to even their first-round playoff series at one game apiece and force a decisive Game 3.

Sophie Cunningham changes up her playoff look

Cunningham’s pregame fashion has become part of the conversation surrounding Fever games throughout the season, and she hasn’t backed away from making a statement in the playoffs.

Her Game 1 look was impossible to miss.

Cunningham arrived in Las Vegas wearing a long leopard-print coat with matching shorts, a black top, dark sunglasses and black heels.

Tuesday’s outfit went in a completely different direction.

The all-white dress became the centerpiece, with Cunningham keeping the accessories relatively simple. The sunglasses and heels completed a polished look as she entered the arena alongside her Fever teammates.

It also continued a playoff stretch in which Cunningham has leaned into the fashion side of her growing off-court profile.

Fever keep their season alive against Aces

The setting made Tuesday’s arrival more significant than an ordinary tunnel walk. Indiana entered the night facing elimination after Las Vegas rolled to a 102-85 victory in Game 1.

The Fever responded at home. Indiana’s 99-89 victory means the series will return to Las Vegas for a winner-take-all Game 3, with the winner advancing to the WNBA semifinals.

For Cunningham, Tuesday provided another memorable pregame fashion moment. More importantly for the Fever, there will be at least one more opportunity for another one.

Indiana’s season is still alive. And Cunningham will have another playoff tunnel to walk.