Between concerts, sporting events and personal errands, the days provided a number of reasons for celebrities to dress up and show out. Since award season and fashion week wrapped up, male celebrities have dialed down on their style game. Yet, last week, some of the most stylish stars stepped out in unexpected pieces from legacy designers, indie designers and the moment’s essential ready-to-wear collections.
The Looks
Monochrome accents made an appearance last week. New York Knicks professional player, Immanuel Quickley walked the tunnel in a black-and-white fit. Basic? We don’t think so. It was the DLMFO knotted sweatpants that drew our attention. He complemented the pants with a She No Angel trucker jacket and finished the look with a pair of Naked Wolfe Kosa midnight sneakers and a Louis Vuitton purse.
Elsewhere, the fashions were colorful and lighthearted. Arriving for the Brooklyn Nets v. Orlando Magic game, Pro player Patty Mills made an entrance rocking a purple Supreme x The North Face shell set which he complemented with Prada boots and Jacques Marie Mage sunglasses. Between the vibrant color of the shell set and Patty’s swag, his presence turned heads.
The moment spring rolls around, there’s a shift in A-listers’ wardrobes. While the season calls for all things sweet, male celebrities take their style game into their own hands and gravitate towards essentials.
Check out the best fashion statements from last week’s best-dressed Black men…
Burna Boy
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LeBron James
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Patty Mills
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Terance Mann
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Precious Achiuwa
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Donald Glover
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Immanuel Quickley
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PJ Tucker
Symba
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Marquise Goodwin
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