A Rundown of the Most Head-Turning Styles From the NBA Draft

Leading up to Thursday night’s draft, social media gave us plenty of looks at what all the top picks were wearing.

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A few of the things that have become synonymous with the NBA Draft in recent years: drinking games, Jay Bilas using the term “wingspan,” and prospects showing up to the event dressed to the nines. It’s not enough these days to just look clean and put-together. Nay, you must flex.

And flex this year’s prospects have. Leading up to Thursday night’s draft, social media gave us plenty of looks at what all the top picks were wearing.

UCLA’s Lonzo Ball sported a Big Baller Brand tie, as did his father, LaVar.

Don't put anything past the Balls. Lonzo Ball wearing a bow tie with the Big Baller Brand logo on it. pic.twitter.com/ecxmJmrB7n
They have Big Baller Brand ties. pic.twitter.com/mVx0NKwiFv
You knew @Lavarbigballer was going to have "BBB" somewhere tonight (📷 by @SportsCenter) pic.twitter.com/BCgA5HJjDu

Kansas’ Josh Jackson wore a rather stunty Rolex.

Josh Jackson's Rolex spotted at tonight's NBA Draft pic.twitter.com/aKkc8yhoKA

Kentucky’s De’Aaron Fox came in hot with the custom “LOVE” loafers.

De'Aaron Fox with custom made "LOVE" shoes for his night at the NBA Draft. pic.twitter.com/mOoxIeO4UT

Wake Forest’s John Collins also got nasty with the shoe game, sporting some expensive Louboutins.

Wake Forest's John Collins wearing Christian Louboutin hi-tops to tonight's draft ($1,295) pic.twitter.com/sBFj7sHwXf

But Washington’s Markelle Fultz certainly had the most creative shoes.

Markelle Fultz wearing shoes tonight that are made out of basketballs. pic.twitter.com/jCjzommlvM

Gonzaga’s Zach Collins got in on the shoe battle, too, representing his hometown of Las Vegas, which also got some love on the inseam of his suit coat.

Gonzaga's Zach Collins making sure his hometown of Las Vegas is part of his outfit tonight. pic.twitter.com/oKP8hsNG4v

UNC’s Josh Jackson went for a more classic look.

On the bus to the 2017 #NBADraft with @JJacks_44! pic.twitter.com/DLJUoRiSJR

And, last but not least, a look at this year’s draft caps.

My Top 4 NBA Draft Night Caps ($40) pic.twitter.com/1jKJDBODlT

God bless the NBA Draft. The picks begin at 7 p.m. EST on ESPN.

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