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Between the Super Bowl, NBA All-Star Weekend and the Unrivaled league\u2019s return, our favorite athletes showed up and showed out with their Tunnel Fits<\/a>. <\/p>\n

This month, we saw a lot of textures, fur, and, surprisingly, quite a few men who used their clothing to make a bold statement. Keep scrolling to see this month\u2019s installment of outfits, and be sure to come back next month to see whose looks made the cut.<\/p>\n

\"ShaiShai Gilgeous-Alexander arriving before the 75th NBA All-Star Game on Feb. 15 at Intuit Dome in Los Angeles.<\/p>\n

Mike Lawrence\/NBAE via Getty Images<\/p>\n

Leave it to Oklahoma City Thunder point guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander<\/a> to remind us he\u2019s an All-Star on and off the court. He arrived at the 75th NBA All-Star Game in Los Angeles in a chocolate crocodile jacket, suede wide-leg pants, and an incredibly dramatic fox fur stole draped just so around his shoulders. \u201cIt\u2019s all fake,\u201d he joked<\/a>, but the drip is definitely real.<\/p>\n

\"BadBad Bunny performs during halftime of Super Bowl LX on Feb. 8 in Santa Clara, Calif.<\/p>\n

Kindell Buchanan\/PA Images via Getty Images<\/p>\n

Bad Bunny<\/a> is truly a man of the people, wearing a custom look designed by Spain-based fashion giant Zara during his halftime show performance at Super Bowl LX. The cream jersey Benito wore over his cream-collared shirt and tie displayed his family\u2019s last name, \u201cOcasio,\u201d on the back, with No. 69 on the front, a nod to his uncle, who introduced him to the NFL, according to Vogue<\/a>. Finishing off the look were his cream-colored slacks and his unreleased Adidas Originals para Bad Bunny BadBo 1.0 in white.<\/p>\n

“Chocolate for a chocolate dude”: Gary Payton’s monochromatic Heat Gala look \u2013 AndscapeRead now<\/a><\/p>\n

\"BlueBlue Ivy Carter (right) and Rumi Carter (center) perform a pregame jump in the end zone before the Super Bowl on Feb. 8 in Santa Clara, Calif.<\/p>\n

AP Photo\/Julio Cortez<\/p>\n

Is it even a Super Bowl if we don\u2019t see Blue Ivy<\/a> making her father Jay-Z take her content on the field? This year, the 14-year-old did her signature jumping pose wearing a black and gray Off-White\u2122 varsity jacket, a white T-shirt under, baggy jeans, and Timberland boots. Her Balenciaga Neo Cagole City bag in denim makes me wonder how many of Beyonc\u00e9\u2019s vintage City bags<\/a> she\u2019s inherited.<\/p>\n

Seattle Seahawks rookie safety Nick Emmanwori knows ball, and it\u2019s evident by his use of color. He showed up to play in the Super Bowl wearing a black undershirt tucked into leather trousers, the brown belt tying in the brown cracked leather moto jacket. The flashy lariat necklace didn\u2019t hurt, either. <\/p>\n

Emmanwori\u2019s teammate, Seattle Seahawks running back George Holani, made more of a statement with his Super Bowl Tunnel Fit, opting to honor his Pacific Island heritage in traditional Tongan garb. Holani was born in Aotearoa, New Zealand, but he relocated to Los Angeles with his family when he was 3 years old. <\/p>\n

What I found at sea: The radical act of ease \u2013 AndscapeRead now<\/a><\/p>\n

\"MackMack Hollins of the New England Patriots arrives at Levi\u2019s Stadium, site of Super Bowl LX on Feb. 8 in Santa Clara, Calif.<\/p>\n

Diana Knotts\/NFL<\/p>\n

New England Patriots wide receiver Mack Hollins made uh, well, a different kind of statement with his Super Bowl Tunnel Fit: handcuffs, a red prison jumpsuit, a Hannibal Lector-style face mask, and no shoes. Hollins also carried the high school football jersey of his team\u2019s head coach, Mike Vrabel, in his cuffed hands. <\/p>\n

Unrivaled BC Hive forward Monique Billings (seen above in slide 6) is making a strong case for wearing what appears to be a fur jacket backward. She paired the statement piece with a pair of graphic-print shorts, a glam choker worn high on her neck, zebra-print gloves, and finished strong with a metallic silver pump.<\/p>\n

Miami Heat guard Norman Powell<\/a> arrived at the 75th NBA All-Star Game wearing a custom-made Gunther Paris ensemble, styled by Paris-based stylist Hector Sudry Le Du of Services Paris. The 100% natural, recycled wool suit with a satin lining was bespoke and featured personalized embroidery, including Powell\u2019s initials \u201cN.P.\u201d on the collar and chest, along with his mantra, \u201cUnderstand the Grind,\u201d subtly woven into the back of the design.<\/p>\n

Jaime Jaquez Jr. goes ‘Miami chic’ in all-white Armani for Heat Gala \u2013 AndscapeRead now<\/a><\/p>\n

\"DevinDevin Booker of the Phoenix Suns after the 75th NBA All-Star Game on Feb. 15 at Intuit Dome in Los Angeles. <\/p>\n

Phoenix Suns shooting guard Devin Booker\u2019s<\/a> fit at NBA All-Star Weekend shows that monochromatic doesn\u2019t have to be boring. His brown jacket, with its textured brown collar, doesn\u2019t break the color line as the eye travels down to his brown slacks, ending on his sturdy brown boots. It\u2019s a really clean look.<\/p>\n

\"JalenJalen Duren of the Detroit Pistons after the 75th NBA All-Star Game on Feb. 15 at Intuit Dome in Los Angeles. <\/p>\n

Detroit Pistons big man Jalen Duren shined during NBA All-Star Weekend in a Lanvin patchwork leather jacket, Louis Vuitton shoes, and pants designed by his stylist, Paige Geran<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Channing Hargrove is a senior writer at Andscape covering fashion. That\u2019s easier than admitting how strongly she identifies with the lyrics \u201cSingle Black female addicted to retail.\u201d<\/p>\n

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