Another draft, another night full of suit swag. The stars of 2015 didn't disappoint with their outfit selections.
To say these rookies will make league best-dressed lists any time soon would be generous. ... OK, it would probably be inaccurate. But they did keep things interesting. It's better to be bold than boring, right? Right.
From tartan plaid to spiked shoes and jackets reminiscent of "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," their get-ups rivaled the infamous fashion-forward looks we have grown accustomed to seeing from the likes of Russell Westbrook, Dwight Howard and James Harden.
Karl-Anthony Towns
When Towns took the stage after being selected with the first pick of the draft -- the Minnesota Timberwolves' first No. 1 pick in franchise history -- all eyes were on the big man ... and his chevron suit.
"Karl-Anthony Towns chevron suit is reminiscent of the Brooklyn Nets' hardwood floor." - @AminESPN pic.twitter.com/h4omHa6lke
— ESPN (@espn) June 25, 2015D'Angelo Russell
Just in case you forgot where Russell went to college, he wore a tasteful scarlet-and-gray Ohio State-themed suit to remind you. But after the Los Angeles Lakers selected him at No. 2, the color of his new team's hat clashed a bit with his blazer, creating what could be called a ketchup-and-mustard effect.
"D'Angelo Russell looks like a giant bottle of ketchup in that suit." - @AminESPN #NBADraft #analysis pic.twitter.com/lzSGdpJDK6
— ESPN (@espn) June 26, 2015Frank Kaminsky
After getting drafted by Michael Jordan's Charlotte Hornets, Frank "The Tank" lifted open his jacket to reveal some subtle detailing on the inside: two tanks. Because he's FRANK THE TANK.
Frank "The Tank" Kaminsky reveals the fitting detail in the lining of his suit after being selected in the #NBADraft. pic.twitter.com/54QvYcblA9
— ESPN (@espn) June 26, 2015Kelly Oubre Jr.
From the ankles up, Oubre had a serious "1960s regal" situation going on, but then there were the shoes. Those studded, flashy things that looked like they could do serious damage if not handled with the utmost care.
Kelly Oubre Jr.: "Whoever gets me is getting a jewel."
@AminESPN: "Was he referring to his shoes?" pic.twitter.com/8GIHF7hEr7
— ESPN (@espn) June 26, 2015Rondae Hollis-Jefferson
Hollis-Jefferson's tartan plaid pants were on point. Enough said. We see you, Rondae.
Rakeem Christmas
Fresh Prince of Cleveland? We'll just leave this here ...
Willie Cauley-Stein
Cauley-Stein went with a subdued suit look, but there's nothing understated about that diamond-encrusted chain bearing his initials. We see you shinin', Willie Trill.
