GOOD FOLLOW - Aneesah Morrow Talks LSU, Connecticut Sun, Athletes Unlimited, Her Fashion Identity, & More!
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What is Aneesah Morrow's fashion identity and style inspiration?
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Hey, what's up, y'all? Welcome to Good Follow Show presented by DraftKings. I'm Roz Goldonbure, and we are coming to you live from Nashville, Tennessee. We are here for Athletes Unlimited. It's kind of a preview to the season, but it's around the corner coming in February of 2026. And for today's show, we have a very, very special guest. We have an All-American out of LSU. a rookie this season in the WNBA for the Connecticut Sun. She was the number seven draft pick in 2025. Anissa Morrow! What's up, Anissa? How you doing, girl?
Hey, I'm doing great. It's been great having time to be able to talk to you and be here.
What was Aneesah's experience like at New York Fashion Week?
Yeah, I'm so excited to talk to you. I see you in glimpses here and there, and it's usually like, you look amazing. Thank you. Actually, let's start there because you are just fabulous. Thank you. Everyone came here, it's kind of like a pre-season media day for Athletes Unlimited and everyone got to show up as themselves and present their style and you pulled up in the fur. Tell me about like who you are from a fashion perspective and also like putting the boots, the fur, like just the whole glam together.
Yes. Majority of the time when I'm doing my style and I always like to refer back to my city in Chicago. And I feel like that's really where the fur is at, you know, like being able to express myself, but being versatile. I know that my style has changed so much within the span of like three years, but just being able to show who I am, be a little bit tomboyish, but also be a little bit chic and feminine with all at the same time. And I'm able to put that all together and enjoy it. And it's fun.
Yeah. Yeah.
How does Aneesah feel about joining Athletes Unlimited?
You know, I feel like your fashion perspective is more bold and confident than a lot of young ladies your age. You know what I'm saying? Like, first of all, do you have a stylist?
Yes, I do. Oh, OK. So who do you work with? I work with Tisha. She's she's doing really good right now with helping me. And honestly, like the process has been great. She's very open to a lot of stuff that we do. And it's been good.
Yeah, yeah. I know we have a whole basketball story to dive into, but one of the highlights I've seen recently from you, you were at New York Fashion Week with Coach. We're talking the bags, the clothing, the lifestyle brand Coach. What was that like for you to be on such a big stage with such a huge brand?
What life lessons did Aneesah learn from her parents?
It was great. It was great. It was like playing dress up, honestly. I had so many outfits, getting glam done, hair done. It was amazing being able to be around a lot of people and make a lot of connections while also being there, but experiencing, like seeing that top fashion. And that is where I could see myself one day, like being able to be in top fashion, modeling, like those are things that I want to do and be able to show like, You can also be an athlete, but you can also show your feminine side and be true to yourself and be confident with it.
Yeah, I feel like we're seeing the merge of these worlds more and more. We're seeing WNBA players walking down runways. You know, we're seeing brands, beauty brands paying attention to women's athletes, to WNBA players. So you think you have a passion and a future in fashion and beauty?
Yes, I do.
Yeah, I mean, to wrap on this, too, it's also hair, you know, and I, you know, as a black woman even playing ball, my journey with hair was a long one. And honestly, the story kind of was I mostly maintained braids throughout a season, you know, or put my hair in a ponytail. But you are always super laid.
How did playing for LSU shape Aneesah's basketball career?
Thank you. And so what is your journey been with being a hooper and maintaining beautiful, fabulous just amazing hair.
Yeah, I would say like started off when you're younger, like you typically start off with the braids and you wear them for like two to three months. Honestly, you take it out, you wear your ponytail and you kind of just go back to it. That's typically how it was. And then, you know, you start wearing wigs or you start getting more versatile. And I feel like When I was able to do that, I was able to change my hair up so often.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is Aneesah Morrow's fashion identity and style inspiration?
0:01–1:02
2
What was Aneesah's experience like at New York Fashion Week?
1:02–1:58
3
How does Aneesah feel about joining Athletes Unlimited?
1:58–2:44
4
What life lessons did Aneesah learn from her parents?
2:44–3:54
5
How did playing for LSU shape Aneesah's basketball career?
3:54–4:52
6
What are Aneesah's expectations for LSU this season?
4:52–5:22
7
What has Aneesah learned from playing alongside Tina Charles?
5:22–6:04
8
What message does Aneesah have for her former LSU teammates?
6:04–25:04
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