LSU coach Kim Mulkey carries a basketball hoop as her latest courtside ensemble

Kim Mulkey gives new meaning to the term crinoline!

The LSU women’s basketball coach — who is known for her outrageous attire on the sidelines — wrapped a basketball net around her waist on the team’s sideline against Auburn on Sunday, Jan. 5.

For the match, Mulkey, 62, wore a black sweater with a basketball and his backboard on the front, red pants and a red belt that looked like a basketball hoop that flowed into a frayed skirt with basketball nets.

The eye-catching outfit complemented the overall performance of their players. The No. 6 Tigers defeated the other Tiger team 73-63, extending LSU’s winning streak to 17 games.

After the game, Mulkey shared a backstory about the backboard-and-net ensemble.

“I’m not going shopping, this was dropped off at the house, maybe on Friday? And I wasn’t even there,” Mulkey told reporters.

She added, referring to the clothing brand, “They sell this stuff, Queen of Sparkles, I told y’all. ‘I have to do a NIL deal with them.’

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While the legendary coach is working on possible side hustles, her commitment to her game day efforts is nothing new.

The Louisiana native’s fashion highlights so far include a sequined tiger-print suit by Nadine Merabi, a St. Patrick’s Day special “Kiss Me, I’m a Queen,” a green-stitched sweater, and a sparkly rainbow sequin duster coat paired with black pants and a tight pink cami.

During March Madness in 2023, Mulkey drew attention wearing a green and pink floral tweed blazer with bright pink ostrich feathers running down her arms with white pants and bright pink pumps.

All of which means that Sunday – which was also “Dress Like Kim Mulkey Day” for fans at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center – was a given.

“Look at all the glitter out there,” the LSU coach since 2021 told reporters. “It hasn’t been like that since I’ve been here.”