The Best and Worst Looks of the NFL Draft 2024
Caleb Williams: A
Known for being a fashion risk taker, Williams continues that with this hybrid between a perfecto jacket and a blazer designed by Chrome Hearts (no small feat to get that brand to do custom for you). The Chrome Hearts logo serves as embellishment and works well within one of the night’s biggest trends, jewelry. The number-one pick is also the among the fashion leaders of the night.
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Terrion Arnold: D+
This is very much a “Golden Girls” couch moment. But it does fit him really well — so kudos to his tailor. We do like the idea of a hidden message, as seen inside the suit jacket, so he gets a few points for that.
Drake Maye: D-
As much as we like a touch of pastel, this sloppy Easter brunch suit is the ultimate fumble. And just when we thought things couldn’t get any worse, the matching Nikes and skinny tie appear. Most unfortunate.
Marvin Harrison Jr.: A-
If you’re looking for Mr. Cool Factor, he’s arrived. The sharply tailored black suit with sequin embellishment with black shirt and tie are the ideal choice that is only enhanced with chill sunglasses and a statement diamond pendant. He’s giving runway model vibes.
Rome Odunze: B
Monochromatic black emerged as a leading trend of the night. This single lapel black tuxedo fits him like a glove. The diamond bracelet and matching necklaces were also a main message of the night.
Dallas Turner: B+
This double-breasted seafoam green silk suit, paired with a yellow tie and statement diamond necklace, is an expected touchdown. The black lace-up high-tops balance out the suit and make the whole effort feel really cool.
Laiatu Latu: C
Another player who used their suit lining to send a message. Silk was one of the favorite fabrics of the night, and this midnight blue shadow pattern suit with collarless white silk shirt follows the trend. However, it fails to make an impact like the others.
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