The San Antonio Spurs were winning on the court and turning heads off it during their latest four-game road trip. They swept the trip through Sacramento, Portland, Phoenix and Chicago, extending their winning streak to 10 games. As the victories piled up, so did the designer outfits, with players showing off everything from Louis Vuitton and Balenciaga to Chrome Hearts and Supreme.
The trip stretched from west to east across the country, giving the Spurs plenty of opportunities to turn arena tunnels into makeshift fashion runways. With Victor Wembanyama changing styles at nearly every stop, the team's wardrobe was almost as unpredictable as its opponents' chances of slowing down San Antonio.
Here's what some Spurs players wore during their undefeated four-game road trip, starting with their final stop in Chicago. ALSO READ: Obama, burgers and the World's Quietest Room: How the Spurs find fun beyond basketball Chicago: Wemby brings the fur, teammates flex designer streetwear Victor Wembanyama apparently checked the Chicago weather forecast and decided a regular winter jacket wasn't going to cut it.
The 7-foot-4 French superstar arrived in a Supreme x Nike Faux Fur Reversible Parka over a black Nike T-shirt, paired with Nike x Stüssy RA Stone Washed Fleece Pants in black and white. He finished the look with black Nike Air Force 1 sneakers. The outfit made him look more ready for an Arctic expedition than a basketball game. Stephon Castle, meanwhile, embraced his signature edgy streetwear style.
The Spurs guard wore a black Enfants Riches Déprimés Holy Bible "Assemblage" Baggy Zip Hoodie with Chrome Hearts jeans and a Chrome Hearts Cemetery Belt. Castle accessorized with a black beanie, silver necklace and over-ear headphones, keeping his look dark and designer-heavy. Julian Champagnie continued his love affair with Chrome Hearts, arriving in a Chrome Hearts Monogram Puffer Vest layered over a dark hoodie.
He paired the vest with Chrome Hearts x Vintage Levi's jeans and Nike sneakers, proving that apparently there's no such thing as too much Chrome Hearts. Dylan Harper rounded out the group with a Balenciaga Skater Graffiti Zip-Up Hoodie featuring a black-and-gray graffiti design and colorful crest across the chest. Harper paired the hoodie with loose-fitting black pants and white sneakers.
Phoenix: Louis Vuitton meets Chrome Hearts Before bundling up in Chicago, the Spurs were enjoying the warmer weather in Phoenix, where Wembanyama and Champagnie showed off a more relaxed approach to luxury fashion. Wembanyama arrived wearing a cream-colored Louis Vuitton LV Signature Wintry Coach Jacket layered over a green-and-white checkered button-down shirt and white T-shirt.
He paired the jacket with light-wash jeans and black combat-style boots, delivering a polished but casual look. Champagnie, meanwhile, looked like he had a coffee run scheduled before tipoff. The Spurs forward sported a black Chrome Hearts Soap & Water Friends & Family Hoodie with gray sweatpants and a pair of 2019 Off-White x Nike Air Max 90 "Black" sneakers.
With white earbuds, a drink in one hand and a shopping bag in the other, Champagnie looked comfortable enough for a lazy Sunday, although his designer wardrobe suggested anything but an ordinary trip to the coffee shop. Portland: Wemby means business, Vassell goes Balenciaga The Spurs' stop in Portland featured perhaps the biggest contrast in fashion philosophies.
Wembanyama traded his casual streetwear for a dark navy pinstripe suit, wearing the jacket draped over his shoulders with a white button-down shirt underneath. He paired the oversized suit with loose-fitting trousers and polished black shoes, looking like he had a board meeting scheduled immediately after shootaround. Devin Vassell, meanwhile, had a different idea of business attire.
The Spurs guard arrived wearing a black Balenciaga two-piece tracksuit with red detailing, accessorizing with a diamond bracelet and colorful diamond chain. The glossy ensemble brought an early-2000s streetwear aesthetic, with enough jewelry to make sure Vassell wasn't going unnoticed.
De'Aaron Fox took a more traditional approach, showing off a preppy, classy style that continues to separate him from some of his younger teammates. Fox wore a charcoal gray sweater layered over a light blue striped collared shirt, paired with wide-leg white trousers and polished black shoes. While Wembanyama experimented with oversized tailoring and Vassell embraced flashy
Source: San Antonio Express News via MSN
