New York Times Fashionさんのインスタグラム写真 - (New York Times FashionInstagram)「At the N.B.A. draft on Thursday, top basketball talents scored points for bold looks featuring tailoring, bling and Louis Vuitton. The fact that the N.B.A. draft occurred smack in the middle of the Paris men’s wear shows was something of a cosmically appropriate coincidence, writes chief fashion critic @vvfriedman. The draft has increasingly become one of our most watched runways, the heart of the convergence between fashion and sport that has spawned the tunnel walk and social media accounts that chronicle players’ wardrobes. Victor Wembanyama (second photo), the No. 1 overall pick and widely touted “generational talent” from France, who wore a forest green suit from Louis Vuitton with a kimono-like jacket that wrapped at the waist and a matching forest green shirt, a large stone dangling from his neck. His only competition in the high-fashion stakes came from Kobe Bufkin (third photo), in a cream tweed double-breasted suit sans shirt, a choice that revealed a highly tuned trend antenna. And Scoot Henderson (fourth photo) and Gradey Dick (first photo), were certainly the most bedazzled athletes of the night. Dick’s turtleneck and zoot suit jacket, both covered in red sequins, got him compared to Zoolander and Siegfried and Roy on social media. As a choice, the sequins were mocked and praised in equal measure, but either way they were impossible to ignore. Tap the link in our bio to see more looks from the N.B.A. draft. Photos by @hiroko.masuike」6月24日 1時10分