Many of the stars of the NBA passionate fashion

      High trim, and wear fashion shows have pro basketball star stepped up their style.

On the farm, of course they are in uniform, and the NBA Finals show the red and black of the Miami Heat and the silver and black of the San Antonio Spurs. But after the games, there are a whole lot of time for a wardrobe statement.

And what they are set out late making of, capris, polka dots and floral patterns, felted hats and glasses without lenses one sees that commands attention. Some players now have designer and you are Dwyane Wade, Tyson Chandler, Amar'e Stoudemire, Rajon Rondo and Russell Westbrook are at the forefront of fashion.

Wade is considering a trip to Milan Fashion Week after heat finish the NBA Finals, but it remains to be seen whether it will be in a festive atmosphere.

Carmelo Anthony of the New York Knicks, who describes his style as "a bit nervous", is a fashion show at the first ordinary rank exploring this fascinating world.

"Fashion is a whole other world of basketball .... Everything happened so quickly," Anthony said top scorer in the league this season. "It is all the time, they have three minutes in a fashion show."

The star of 6 feet 8 inches, with a lot of discussions about measurement, was a fan of fashion before entering the NBA. He ignored all the attention and energy that is a distraction. "I love it," he said. "I like to look good, and I feel good."

Haute couture, fashion, even Nerd wearing of the best athletes in the NBA is far from the street hip-hop, baggy pants that permeated the League in the 1990s, as evidenced by the likes of Allen Iverson.

The league frowned on this, and in 2005 initiated a dress code, the outfit calls for "business casual" when the players are in the league deal. But instead of wearing traditional costumes, many players showed their individuality. Shirts Westbrook, from leopard cartoon designs vibrant, could hardly be described as serious, but they are definitely casual.

Wade had a lot of criticism when it began to rise the most flamboyant way Calyann Barnett said, her stylist, but now it seems that each jamming his heels Christian Louboutin sneakers to wingtips.

"Basketball is more fashionable than other sports," Barnett said. "First of all, you see their faces., You do not see the face of a football player most of the time, they wear a helmet., And basketball players have the best bodies. They are large, muscular and good clothes. Many football players thickness in the neck , and baseball players can be thick legs. "

Cam Newton, quarterback of the NFL's Carolina Panthers, do not agree with it. He said that all top athletes should dress well, to show respect for their fans and the appreciation of its possibilities. He was approached in this way, wearing a suit to church on Sunday in Atlanta, he said.