Where to find Kate Upton's Astros games outfits

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Friday, March 30, 2018
Take a peek into Justin Verlander and Kate Upton's relationship
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HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Aside from Justin Verlander's fast ball, fiance and supermodel Kate Upton has been getting the attention of a lot of Houstonians lately.

She has been spotted at many Houston Astros games cheering her "man" on. He has, in fact, not lost since Aug. 31.

She's been seen in the luxury boxes and behind home plate during the games, and many people have been noticing her wardrobe.

After the Astros won the ALCS championship, people started frantically looking for the rainbow Astros sweater Upton wore.

It was made by a company in Philadelphia called Mitchell & Ness, and costs $200. But it sold out then.

The company has restocked the popular sweater, but the only sizes available are medium and 2XL. Get it while you can, because we're sure that it'll be sold out again once we see Upton wearing it at the games.

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During game 2 of the New York Yankees series, Upton wore a Gucci pink shimmery sweater with gold sequins, a Gucci heart plisse skirt and and Alex Woo Astros necklace. According to Neiman Marcus, the sweater costs $1,800. And on the Net-A-Porter website, the skirt is listed for $1,990. Too bad though, because it's sold out.

During an Oct. 4 game, Upton and other player wives and girlfriends sported custom Astros denim jackets made by Pretty Rebel.

The jackets have their players' number, name and the Astros logo.

Upton, of course, had Verlander stitched on the back. The cost is $400.

With a more casual look, Upton wore a white shirt and blue Astros hat during the game on Sept. 22 against the Los Angeles Angels.

We're all curious to see what she'll be wearing for the World Series games. We'll keep you posted.

The outfits of Kate Upton during Astros games

A 10-foot tall rooster, free hot dogs, head-shaving and pumpkin carvings: We've got all the World Series bases covered.

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