Serge Ibaka, Carmelo Anthony, and Russell Westbrook were seen mingling with celebrities on Sunday in Paris during the Vogue World event. The three are among the sport’s most stylish athletes; they were all once members of the OKC Thunder. In the past, Westbrook even brought his fashion business to the City of Light for a performance.

Westbrook has an indisputable love for fashion. Regarding fashion, he could be a divisive character, but he never thinks twice about wearing what he wants. His brand’s core value, “Why Not?,” also happens to be one of his most important life lessons. His attire for the aforementioned Paris occasion fit that idea perfectly.

Russell Westbrook posted pictures of himself, Carmelo Anthony, and Serge Ibaka displaying their individual looks on Instagram.The LA Clippers guard wore a cap and an all-brown ensemble. Ibaka’s all-black look adhered to the monochromatic motif as well. Ibaka’s wide-shouldered outfit and lack of a cap gave him an even more menacing appearance than his 6-foot-11 stature would have implied.

Anthony, meanwhile, created contrast with a multicolored strategy that featured a headgear. His easygoing, carefree manner contrasted slightly with Westbrook and Ibaka’s outfits. The three of them looked polished and at ease in their various costumes.

Carmelo Anthony, Serge Ibaka, and Russell Westbrook are all avid fashionistas. Serge Ibaka is the only one without an apparel line out of the three. Nonetheless, the former forward for the Toronto Raptors has joint ventures with Nobis and Empire Customs, two Canadian businesses. One of the most anticipated pregame looks in Raptors history was Ibaka’s.

Carmelo Anthony introduced “STAYME7OTM” in 2022. The line initially included blankets, t-shirts, sweatpants, and hoodies. Varsity jackets from this manufacturer are becoming more and more popular among sports enthusiasts as affordable purchases. Anthony’s brand is built on his laid-back aesthetic, which permeates every aspect of his product designs.

When it comes to clothing, Russell Westbrook is arguably the most successful entrepreneur of the three. “Honor The Gift,” a Los Angeles, California-based show, places a strong emphasis on legacy and lineage. The former LA Lakers star’s brand’s designs have made effective use of the inspiration he gained from seeing fashion shows in Paris.

To showcase his brand’s designs and trends to anyone interested in seeing what he stands for, Westbrook booked a storefront in Paris last year. The brand showcases everything the former NBA MVP loves to show off off the court, from daring to casual.