Dunne's wardrobe choices serve as a case study in modern image architecture. She made her name in performance spandex and chalk-dusted leotards, but her wardrobe has steadily incorporated runway silhouettes. Her foundational partnership with performance apparel company Vuori remains her daily staple, grounding her in the fitness lifestyle that built her initial credibility.
On red carpets, she leans into classic Hollywood glamour with an athletic edge. Recent appearances at the ESPYs, Billboard Music Awards, and fashion week events in Manhattan have seen her wear custom pieces by designers like Alex Perry, Balmain, and archival Roberto Cavalli. Her appearances in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue bridged the gap between conventional sports media and mainstream editorial modeling. Dunne treats styling not as a vanity exercise, but as visual positioning: she remains accessible to suburban gym-goers through activewear lines while projecting high-tier exclusivity during major media galas.
