You all have been waiting, and it is finally here! All-Star weekend is here, and we are here to present to you the 2023-24 All-Star- LeagueFits awards. Throughout the NBA season, players have created their style trends, from pairing different textures and bold and bright statement pieces. Players have been coming with the heat from Kyle Kuzma’s all-leather co-ord set to Myles Turner
This year’s voting style for the All-star League Fits was unique by mirroring the NBA’s voting process, with the ballot being split up by conference *and* frontcourt/backcourt. In the East, layering has been a critical style choice for stars like the Jays and Tyrese Haliburton while wearing many hats: beanies, fitted’s, and cowboy hats. Meanwhile, in the West, stars like SGA and Jordan Clarkson have been showing out in the tunnel, as they always do, with their effortlessly cool style, bold accessories, and choice of shades.
Here’s this year’s LeagueFits All-Stars:
That’s back-to-back starting selections on the LeagueFits All-Star teams for Jaylen Brown.
Is there anyone in the League whose outfits are more talked about more than Tyrese Haliburton’s? He’s in a class of his own right now.
Who said there’s no waves in Philadelphia? The first-ever LeagueFits MVP snags a starting spot on this year’s starting 5.
Sometimes less is (a lot) more. Jordan Poole led the entire Eastern conference in votes this season.
Jayson Tatum led the Eastern frontcourt in voting (and by a lot, too).
Save any and all other nicknames, after back-to-back style All-Star selections, he’s officially Thanasfits Antetokounmpo. 🇬🇷
Aesthetic this, aesthetic that, nobody’s aesthetic is as defined and consistent as Bruce Brown’s. (Who says cowboys can’t come from Massachusetts?)
Nic Claxton’s consistently been NYC’s best-dressed player despite being nearly 7-feet tall. Well deserving of his first LeagueFits All-Star selection.
Buddy Hield’s been consistently throwing fits for a few seasons. Excited to see it continue in Philly.
Once upon a time, Kyle Kuzma was the first-ever LeagueFits Rookie of the Year. He clearly hasn’t slown down at all since then.
Y’all know scary Terry was the first box checked on my ballot.
A guy who dresses how he’s feeling, there’s few guys in the league with the same variety and range as Myles Turner.
It’s been a season of straight heaters since Bol Bol arrived in the desert. (Oh, and he’s been putting in work on the court since the turn of the new year, too).
The Alexander’s are officially the LeagueFits royal family. Nickel Alexander-Walker joins Shai Gilgeous-Alexander as a western conference starter, beating out an absolutely stacked ballot feat. Two former LeagueFits MVP’s.
Yeah, nobody had more votes than this guy. It’s Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s world and we’re all living on it.
It’s not easy to get dressed night in and night out when you’re a 7-footer with the largest sneaker size in the association, but Karl Anthony Towns has managed to do it. Shout out to the on and off-court All-Star.
Jalen Williams is the THIRD member of the Oklahoma City Thunder to be voted a LeagueFits All-Star, and the second to be voted onto the starting lineup. S/O dub.
You’ll be hard-pressed to find someone as consistently dressed as Devin Booker.
The host of last year’s on-court All-Stars is back. No LeagueFits discussion is complete without Jordan Clarkson in the conversation.
The first (of many) LeagueFits accolades for Lu Dort. One of the best-dressed players on the league’s coolest team.
The only thing better than winning your first ring is being voted as a LeagueFits All-Star for the first time.
LeBron’s in the GOAT conversation. He’s a business mogul. He’s a husband and father. He’s maybe the busiest basketball player ever, and he’s still found time to craft the best slate of pregame style we’ve ever seen from him in his career.
Jarred Vanderbilt made our All-LeagueFits first team last spring, it’s not a surprise that Los Angeles’ best-dressed added another style All-Star to his resume.
Russell Westbrook’s wardrobe is gonna be carved into the NBA style Mt. Rushmore when he retires. In the meantime, tho, he has more fits to get off (and create).
