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NAW, as Canadian hooper fans endearingly call him, loves a good baggy look. Scroll through his Instagram and you’ll see he was early on the jorts wave despite playing in Minnesota. Maybe that climate is why he decided to take layers to the next level when he broke necks early last season by rocking three Akimbo hoodies at once. He’s seen in everything from Louis to Chrome and even a nice vintage Nike sneaker. With a new contract on the way next summer, we will most likely see him elevate his fashion acumen even more. 👑

Arike Ogunbowale is lethal on the court. Often compared to Kyrie Irving, she is hands-down one of the best WNBA players in the league. And while her on-court performance is always on point, her personal style has evolved into one of the most exciting looks we see in the tunnel. From sweats to a full-blown leather suit, Ogunbowale has been killing it off the court, too. Her looks range in color and texture, and she’s often sporting standout accessories like a bucket hat or a bandana. Deion Sanders once said, “If you look good, you feel good, and if you feel good, you play good.” As the player who just broke the all-time record for most points in a WNBA All-Star game, we'd say Arike is living proof of that phrase.

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It’s been over 20 years since LeBron’s infamous baggy white suit at the 2003 NBA Draft, and naturally LBJ’s style has evolved considerably. Lately, that means wearing a lot of Pharrell LV items like the Damoflage trousers, Damier denim overshirts, and colorful Speedy bags. Despite literally being on a billboard for LV, LeBron also mixes in incredible pieces like a raffia leather jacket from Aimé Leon Dore or a cropped work shirt from Sacai x Carhartt. He makes it all look effortless, an impressive feat considering he’s 6’9” and 250 pounds. While LeBron may not deserve the No. 1 spot (that placement is for another list), he’s certainly earned his place in the style conversation.

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Skateboarders have always been elite dressers. Tyshawn Jones is no different. His wardrobe is equal parts classic and streetwear, sprinkled with a touch of luxury for good measure. His New York City connection to Supreme doesn’t hurt. Don’t be surprised to see him wearing big collaborations courtside at MSG or popping out in some of the label’s rarest gear, like this Jeff Hamilton leather jacket. Despite some of the grail-level pieces he incorporates, it never feels like he’s trying too hard. Recently, we’ve seen Jones align with Louis Vuitton by attending the brand’s runway shows and getting fully decked out in new LV gear. (Is there an LV skate team coming soon? We can only hope.) Jones has further extended his fashion reach through his own skate brand Hardies (co-founded with Na-Kel Smith), an official signature sneaker line with Adidas, and collaborations with eyewear brand Warby Parker. As his style influence continues to grow, we wouldn’t be shocked to see this list of collaborators grow, too. There may not be a pro skater better than Jones right now. There’s not one dressing better, either.

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