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"  We have to admit, this year&amp;#039;s NBA Draft was not as bad as years past. We&amp;#039;re talking about the clothing of the draftees, of course. This is The Style Blog, after all. If you&amp;#039;re looking for analysis of the players, there are plenty of other places on the Internet for you to go. No, here we analyze these young men&amp;#039;s sartorial decisions, and we&amp;#039;re happy to report a noticeable uptick in well-fitting two- and three-button suits, and a corollary drop in four- and five-button suits. True, there were perhaps one too many purple shirt/purple tie combos, but when you have someone like the Timberwolves&amp;#039;s number-four draft pick Wesley Johnson (of Syracuse University) in the mix, most others&amp;#039; sins can be forgiven. Johnson took it there, with the confidence of a man twice his age: Tartan Pants? Double-breasted club blazer? Contrast-collar yellow shirt? What?! It all adds up to a young man who killed it on the biggest night of his life so far. Wesley, you will look back on your choice of clothes this day proudly. And so will we. Congratulations. EARLIER: The Coolest Shoes of the NBA Playoffs PLUS: Inside Chris Paul&amp;#039;s Closet "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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