Trinity Rodman shrugs off fashion critics in ‘Marty Supreme’-inspired outfit: ‘IDC’

Trinity Rodman is embracing the Marty Supreme vibe. The soccer star recently wore a bold outfit that attracted some criticism, shutting it down with one of her Instagram stories.

Rodman wore the look as she arrived to the Washington Spirit stadium

Rodman was spotted wearing a bold outfit made up of a limited “Marty Supreme” blue jacket with black sleeves, with the name of the film printed in the front. She paired it with tight jeans and some striking flared black boots.

She completed the look with an orange flared purse.

Rodman shared the photo on her Instagram stories, adding a comment that shut down all the fashion haters. “Disclaimer: Idc if u didn’t like the boots.” She wore the outfit on Wednesday, before the Washington Spirit’s season game against Utah Royals FC. Her team tied the match 1-1.

Rodman became NWSL’s highest-paid player

Earlier this year, Rodman signed a three-year contract with the Washington Spirits, becoming the highest-paid player in the NWSL. “She is the kind of player that you build a club around, that you build a legacy around. She loves D.C., and we love her back,” said Meredith Bartley, President of the Spirit Squadron

According to ESPN, the deal is estimated at around $2 million per year. “I think I’ve always had a vision and an idea of what I wanted my legacy to be,” said Rodman at an event announcing the new deal. “And for me, we’re doing that, and I’m so grateful for that.”

Trinity Rodman and Ben Shelton share a sweet kiss at a friend's wedding — Off the court, Rodman spends time with her boyfriend, the tennis player Ben Shelton

She has been playing with the team for years, becoming an integral figure, the league’s rookie of the year, and helping the team reach championship games. She also won a gold medal with the US team at the 2024 Olympics in Paris.

“Getting drafted here and developing and maturing and learning — and failing — at the Spirit, in D.C., it’s become so much of my legacy and my story,” she said. “But on top of that, I still feel like there’s so much more I have to give and so much more that I want to do.”