Complex put SGA at the top of its 25 best dressed NBA players in June and summed up his approach in three words: no stylist required. He has a signature Converse sneaker, an apparel collab with Canada Goose and a Levi’s partnership. He also has back-to-back MVPs and a 2025 Finals MVP, which helps, because confidence is half of any outfit.

One of his standout looks last season, per a running log of his tunnel fits: an oversized trench coat over a graphic tee, baggy denim and a custom iced chain. Then he opened this season with 32 points, 3 steals and 3 blocks in San Antonio. Dressed well, played well, left.

Four months ago Josh Hart was grabbing 11 rebounds in the game that ended the Knicks’ 53-year title drought. This month Armani Beauty made him the face of its I Will fragrance. He was already signed with David Yurman and joined Tommy Hilfiger’s Tommy Family this summer. “For me, fragrance and fashion go hand-in-hand,” he said.

Hart plays like a man who would dive into the third row for a loose ball. Off the court he dresses in tailored streetwear and now smells like a luxury department store. The range is the point.

Haliburton spent all of last season injured after tearing his Achilles in the 2025 Finals, so he dressed from the bench. Complex ranked him fifth anyway and called the look “insurance salesman”: blazers, penny loafers and sweater vests. It sounds like an insult. On him it is a compliment.

He came back in the preseason on October 13 and scored 24 points in 18 minutes, 478 days after the injury. The vest era may be ending. We will miss it.

LaMelo does not wear a brand. He is one. He launched LaFrancé in 2020, named after his middle name, with shirts starting at $70 and hoodies at $120. In 2024 the NBA told him to cover his red LF neck tattoo under the rule against logos on players’ bodies. Then the league backed off the fines, and he kept playing with it showing.

This month LaFrancé became TNA Wrestling’s official apparel partner, which means TNA referees now work matches in his brand. Meanwhile Charlotte traded him to Minnesota in June, putting him in the same backcourt as Anthony Edwards. Both went in the top three of the 2020 draft. One of them is about to fix the other one’s closet.

Brunson does not chase trends. For Game 1 of the Finals he arrived in a matching Simkhai set, a popover shirt and relaxed trousers. Ten days later he was Finals MVP after averaging 32.6 points and scoring 45 in the clincher.

On ring night he wore an all-gold Nike Kobe 6 Protro made only for him, matched to the gold trim on the Knicks’ championship uniforms. The Sixers ruined the party, 106-100. The shoes still won.

Wemby became a Louis Vuitton house ambassador in February 2024, during his rookie season. Complex ranked him 20th and noted the long coats, the LV bags and the tailored suits. At 7-foot-something, every coat is a statement coat.

On the court, the Spurs reached the Finals and he averaged 26 points, 11.2 rebounds and 3.6 blocks against the Knicks. Opening night was rougher: 1 for 13 from the field, with 13 rebounds and 6 blocks. The outfit, presumably, was fine.

LeBron is new in Philadelphia and old in the tunnel. Complex ranked him 12th and listed the usual rotation of Louis Vuitton, RRL and Hermès, then said he looks like he is on autopilot these days. Fair, but his autopilot is most people’s best day.

He started his Sixers era at Madison Square Garden on the Knicks’ ring night with 14 points, 9 rebounds and 7 assists in a 106-100 win.

Since arriving in New York in 2024, Towns has dressed like a man who wants the whole city to know he lives there now. Complex counted Knicks merch, Pelle Pelle leather jackets, vintage Yankees gear, an Aimé Leon Dore jacket and a Marty Supreme windbreaker.

He averaged 13 points and 10.6 rebounds in the Finals. If anyone has earned the right to wear his own team’s gear to work, it is a champion.

Complex ranked Cade 19th and said he upgraded his pregame closet last season, with a violet flannel and distressed leather bombers, and credited his stylist. It shows.

On opening night he had 22 points and 8 assists as Detroit closed on a 23-0 run to beat Boston, the biggest opening-day comeback since play-by-play tracking began.

Ant is one of the best players in the league and one of the more relaxed dressers. His most recent fashion headline is an adidas slip-on mule with a small teal logo, released this spring. It is a nice mule. It is still a mule.

Help has arrived, though. The Wolves paired him with LaMelo Ball, and the two ranked third and sixth in threes per game last season. If LaFrancé samples start showing up in the Minnesota locker room, we will move him up.