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Brittany Mahomes cheers on the Chiefs in snakeskin chaps

Make Page Six a Preferred Source 5 Brittany Mahomes wore head-to-toe faux snakeskin for Sunday night’s Chiefs game. Instagram/brittanylynne She’s in her “Reputation” era.

Brittany Mahomes supported husband Patrick and the Kansas City Chiefs at Sunday’s game against the Las Vegas Raiders, dressed in head-to-toe faux snakeskin.

The former soccer player wore a Stella McCartney jacket and matching denim chaps made from YATAY M, a mycelium-based vegan alternative to actual exotic skins.

Mahomes, 31, styled her nearly $8,000 set with a white tank top and pointed-toe pumps.

She shared her look on Instagram, poking fun at Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak with a caption that captured his premature confidence at halftime: “We’re winning. We’re gonna win the game.” (In the end, the Chiefs defeated the Raiders 30-27.)

The Kansas City Current co-owner often posts her game-day ‘fits on social media, along with glimpses of her life at home with her husband and three children.

Last week, she posted a close-up pic of her tattoo tribute to her family, featuring the names and birthdates of her husband and kids snaking up her right forearm.

And earlier in the weekend, she shared snaps from a recent farm outing, where the Mahomes children enjoyed a petting zoo, arts and crafts, apple picking and more.

We can’t wait to see more of her autumn ensembles.

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