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"  As Derrick Williams, told The Style Blog , the NBA Draft is the first chance for young athletes (sometimes, really young) to put on a suit, prove they are adults, and enter the corporate world \u2014 even if the NBA isn&amp;#039;t exactly corporate. These suits matter. And, last night, many of the country&amp;#039;s next basketball stars showed up in suits that underscored that point. We&amp;#039;d be hard-pressed to pick a favorite (on second thought: Just Google the name &amp;quot;Kemba Walker&amp;quot;) one man did stand out: Kawhi Leonard, who&amp;#039;ll be headed to the San Antonio Spurs. Fortunately for him, southern Texas isn&amp;#039;t a style capital. And we won&amp;#039;t say much else, because we can&amp;#039;t really figure out what to say. Some questions, though: What&amp;#039;s with the fabric tape on the lapels, and why isn&amp;#039;t it anywhere else (to define the lines of this black jacket, say, or at least the pockets) as is customary with this sort of throwback style? Why black? And how did he come up with a pocket-square fold we&amp;#039;ve never seen before? All of these are questions we&amp;#039;re raising, ones for which we don&amp;#039;t have the answers. But one thing is certain: If you&amp;#039;re gonna wear a baggy black suit on the biggest night of your life, it probably shouldn&amp;#039;t have brown buttons. PLUS: Where the Cavs Went Wrong at the Draft &amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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