NBA

London Wilmot, who dresses NFL and NBA stars like CeeDee Lamb and Rui Hachimura, shares her hacks for building a tunnel-worthy wardrobe.

From the Heat’s Vice Nights bangers to France’s 2022 World Cup grails, we’re running through all the sickest, slickest, most stylish kits released since 2000.

The Raptors forward, who rocks ten-gallon hats in the tunnel, spent last summer on a ranch in Denver. “It was pretty fun separating cattle, pushing them out to pasture,” he tells GQ.

When you’re in your 22nd year in the NBA, you’ve earned the right to show up for work in a hoodie and slides.

The Boston Celtics stalwart told GQ about recovery, supplements, and more of his secrets to NBA longevity.

Two weeks ago, OG Anunoby had a courtside run-in with the Oscar winner. Ever since? He’s been one of the best players in the NBA.

Now in his second year in the league, the Warriors’ guard has learned a thing or two about rest, travel, and the hidden gems on an NBA schedule.

The Hornets’ guard revived the Y2K look, and now he’s putting up the best numbers of his career. “There were times last year when my shorts were too short. I just didn’t feel good out there.”

The perennial All-Star has things clicking in Cleveland—but he's eager to deliver for his hometown Mets, too.

The longtime Raptor, fresh off a Hall of Fame induction and a teary-eyed jersey retirement in Toronto, goes deep on what he learned over 22 years in the league.

With Kyle Kuzma announcing his retirement from serving pregame looks, GQ’s Noah Johnson looks back at the past decade of NBA fashion and how it’s skewed our collective understanding of what constitutes good style.

In Inglewood, Steve Ballmer has constructed a basketball Xanadu, giving his team a much-needed home of their own. Now Kawhi Leonard, James Harden, and Co. are ready to start filling the rafters with red-and-blue banners.

The world—or at least this magazine—needs a full NBA season from Jacky Cui, better known as GQ Jacky.

The Pacers point guard transformed himself from unheralded prospect to full-fledged NBA superstar—and, hopefully, Olympic gold medalist. If you doubt him, all the better. “That's the fun part: it's just another chip on my shoulder.”

The Duke Blue Devil—who’s spent his summer going head-to-head with Team USA and being awarded Gatorade Player of the Year—says NBA teams tanking for him is extra motivation.