2019年4月12日 · Diana Taurasi and Elena Delle Donne are two of four WNBA players at the head of the logo debate. (Getty Images) The WNBA is “refreshing” its brand for the upcoming 23rd season, set to tip off May...

2019年4月8日 · The WNBA is launching a "refresh" of its brand that will include a new logo design. It will debut this week in conjunction with Wednesday's draft, but the full rollout won't take place until...

2024年6月25日 · The league confirmed that their newest eye-catching logo, launched for the WNBA’s landmark 25th season in 2022, features a player silhouette inspired by one of the most decorated stars of this era – forward Maya Moore.

1996年4月22日 · Basketball player Sue Bird is believed to be the prototype for the WNBA logo figure. The first mark of the women’s sports association echoed the emblem of the men’s league, emphasizing their relationship.

The logo presents a white silhouette of a running basketball female player on a shield. The latter was tilted slightly to the side to match the movement of the woman. The blue and red color of the shield gave the logo a bold and daring feel, with the figure splitting the shield in half.

2023年5月3日 · Unveiling a new WNBA logo in 2013 was a momentous occasion, marking a turning point for the league and its players. The new bold and vibrant orange logo left its NBA brand identity behind, forging an original essence, and the image of a player simply dribbling the ball was no more.

2020年10月6日 · When the WNBA launched in 1997, their first logo was basically a female version of the Jerry West-inspired NBA logo. The WNBA logo consisted of a red, white, and blue shield. And it featured a female player (Logowoman) with hair worn down, but above her shoulders, dribbling a ball.

2022年12月1日 · The original WNBA logo Silhouette was created by graphic designer Alan Siegel in 1997. He drew inspiration from several different sources, including the Statue of Liberty and the Silhouette of an African-American woman playing basketball.

2023年5月19日 · It’s a well-known fact that the player in the NBA logo silhouette is Jerry West. And this iconic symbol has become a unique identity of the NBA brand . Whereas on the WNBA logo, the silhouette did not take after any player in particular.

The logo, uniform, and branding history of the teams of the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA)