Connor McDavid’s wife Lauren Kyle turns heads with stylish Game 4 outfit during Oilers’ playoff win over Golden Knights

As the Edmonton Oilers took a commanding 3-1 series lead over the Vegas Golden Knights in the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, all eyes were on the ice — but some attention was drawn to the stands thanks to Lauren Kyle, the wife of Oilers captain Connor McDavid. Known for her style and strong support of her husband, Lauren made waves on social media by showing off her Game 4 look from Rogers Place.Lauren Kyle took to Instagram to share a snapshot of her playoff-ready ensemble, and fans of both fashion and hockey were quick to take notice. She wore a navy blue custom Oilers Wives and Girlfriends (WAG) jacket, designed by Sports Club Atelier.The front of the jacket was personalized with McDavid’s iconic number 97 on the left and “Oilers Playoffs 2025” on the right. The back featured bold lettering that read “Edmonton Oilers Hockey” with “McDavid” stitched underneath — a fashionable tribute to her superstar husband.To complete the look, Lauren Kyle layered the jacket over a crisp white tank top and added a touch of sophistication with high-waisted jeans, a burgundy belt, and a matching purse. Gold jewelry and slicked-back hair finished the ensemble, perfectly balancing casual playoff energy with personal flair.While Lauren’s outfit drew attention off the ice, Connor McDavid was doing what he does best on the ice. The Oilers captain added an assist during Edmonton’s 3-0 shutout win over Vegas, contributing to a dominant team effort. Adam Henrique led the scoring with two early goals, and Evander Kane sealed the deal with a third-period tally.McDavid now has 16 points in the postseason, continuing his elite playoff form after his 42-point Conn Smythe performance last year.Also Read: Connor McDavid’s wife Lauren Kyle stuns fans with chic design details from her upscale Edmonton bar and restaurantIt remains unclear whether Lauren will travel to Las Vegas for Game 5, which is scheduled for Wednesday at 9:30 p.m. ET. One thing’s for sure: both on and off the ice, the McDavid name continues to make an impression this postseason.