Picture-in-picture athlete fashion breakdownfrom @johnmvilla2

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Know nothing about basketball, but I know a sharp fit when I see one. Cory Kispert, I was unfamiliar with your game. This is how you do courtside fashion. This video of Cory came up on my For You page. The better, Kat Garza, said he was serving Tier spring better twenty six runway, which is hysterical and biblically accurate. Kispert plays for the Washington Wizards, which I definitely knew about, and he's injured, I yes. Being benched means he gets to stunt at the game. He's wearing a Canadian tuxedo with a really relaxed leg. Tuffs on the jacket are turned up. It's very cas. The tie is a nice pop of color, and it's not a true red. It's not burgundy. It's more of a brick. It's very English professor off duty, which is very much the vibe of Dior's latest men's collections under Jonathan Anderson. Lots of denim tailoring and preppy knitwear that can also read kind of seventies, often veering into the Edwardian and Regency periods for silhouette inspirations, but with that same nonchalant air. Kispert fits into this aesthetic pretty perfectly. He's already doing it really well. This is Golden Goose. I didn't know they made suiting like this. He clearly loves a denim jacket. This is very retro Americana sportswear, also with notes of the nineteen seventies. Big era for basketball, I think. And he's very loyal to this Dopp kit. Apparently, he's starting his own coffee company, and after my own heart, I think he's married to a woman, but whatever. Well done, sir. If you have any other athlete style suggestions for me, let me know. Okay. Bye.