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First Look: Swedish Olympian Style from H&M

Sports Meets Style: Dwyane Wade Curates a Gilt Sale

Miami Heat star and reigning NBA champion Dwyane Wade, one of the founding fathers of the NBA Style Revolution (trademark pending), is launching a personally curated sale on GiltMAN today. The fine folks at Gilt also sent along a short Q&A with the interdisciplinary superstar himself, which included this interesting tidbit:

Do you and Lebron and Chris Bosh coordinate your looks out there?

No, never. We’re three guys who love to dress, and we love to see what each other wears from game to game, so we’re all surprised when the other walks in. Some days it’s weird, because we’re color coordinated, and you’re like, “why are we picking the same color right now?”

Really, Dwyane? Really?

Your Morning Shot: Mean Joe Greene

“My love for the game was just to go out and play, and I thought I had the greatest job in the world.”

Your Morning Shot: Michael Johnson

“They don’t give you gold medals for beating somebody. They give you gold medals for beating everybody.”

Intern Gobes aka @andrewgoble1. Ready for @VanityFair. #gqgameday #sports (Taken with Instagram)

The GQ&A: Walt “Clyde” Frazier

The NBA has easily earned itself the title of “Best Dressed” sports league, and the man who started it all is still turning heads.

Dwyane Wade and LeBron James: dandy dream team or fashion foul?

The 5 Most (and 1 Least) Stylish Players at the NFL Honors Ceremony

For the first time ever this year, the NFL got its own awards ceremony. But while they weren’t handing out irrelevant awards like the “GMC Never Say Never Award,” or “Defensive Player of the Year,” there was a quiet style revolution happening among the young guns of the traditionally sad-sacked and ultra-pinstriped ranks of NFL players. Here, we break down the best looks of the night:

1. Cam Newton
Absolutely stunning. That tux! Those lapels! That bow tie! It’s about ten times more ostentatious and eye-catching than anything else in the building, and we would expect no less from the self-proclaimed “entertainer.”

Ready to Fly

Pictured here (in Prada), Russell Westbrook of Oklahoma City Thunder shows why the NBA has become a springboard for personal style. See more of the game’s highest flyers in the season’s best suits here.

Photograph by Christopher Griffith