LOOK: Flau’jae Johnson Sums Up All-Star Game Experience With Snaps Featuring Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers And Brother Aydin

Seattle Storm rookie Flau’jae Johnson just experienced her first-ever WNBA All-Star Weekend as an active player in the league. The WNBA had its annual All-Star showcase from July 23 to 25 in Chicago, Illinois, and Johnson was among the players in attendance. Despite not being named to the All-Star Game, Johnson participated in the Shooting Stars contest and was seen in several brand activations and celebrations.

On Sunday, July 26, Johnson shared a recap on Instagram. The first photo shows Johnson and her younger brother, Aydin, in stylish outfits that are inspired by the Seattle Storm uniforms. The next photos show Johnson and her brother taking photos with All-Stars such as Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark and fellow rookie Paige Bueckers. She then included a caption.

Johnson may not have played in this year’s All-Star Game, but onlookers predict that she will become an All-Star in her career sometime in the future if she keeps up her steady play. This year, Johnson is one of the most outstanding rookies from the 2026 class. She is averaging 13.7 points, 5.3 rebounds, 3.0 assists, and 1.3 steals in 28.6 minutes played per game.

In a post by the WNBA on Instagram on Saturday, July 25, Flau’jae Johnson was recorded giving her brother, Aydin, the “WNBA S30” chain. The necklace is meant to celebrate the WNBA’s 30th year of existence, and Aydin had the chance to wear it around his neck. Flau’jae Johnson then took a selfie with her brother, who was smiling as he showed the chain off.

The WNBA S30 chain finished off Aydin’s look as he wore a pair of Nike Air Max 95s in the Neon colorway, blue denim pants with stars patched on them, and a black Seattle Storm jersey underneath a black Storm bomber jacket. Meanwhile, Flau’jae Johnson wore a pair of black closed knee-high heels, a camouflage skirt, and a cropped Storm jersey underneath a black leather jacket.