Many people who follow the National Basketball Association are aware that James Harden is a fashionista. Regardless of whether or not one agrees with his sense of style, it is necessary to acknowledge the individuality and alluring qualities that it possesses.

This was especially true with regard to the outfit that the perennial All-Star wore when he arrived at Madison Square Garden on Christmas Day to be played against the Knicks.

As a result of his unique sense of style, Harden has garnered a reputation as one of the most fashionable players in the game. He is usually seen wearing a variety of eye-catching ensembles, which has contributed to his profile. As seen by his brilliantly patterned suits and colorful sneakers, Harden is not afraid to take risks in the fashion world and push the boundaries of convention.

This particular ensemble, on the other hand, not only posed a challenge to the normal fashion conventions, but it also imposed constraints on the sensible financial planning that was being done. In spite of the fact that James Harden is definitely quite wealthy, spending tens of thousands of dollars to buy this particular ensemble was a significant financial investment for him.

Jacket by Marni: $6,700.

Shoes by Marni cost $1,050.

A satchel by Louis Vutton costs $42,500.

We have already spent close to fifty thousand dollars on the ensemble, and that is just a piece of it. When the shirt, pants, chain, and ski mask are taken into consideration, the approximate cost becomes difficult to determine.

In addition to being useless to Harden, I find it to be irrelevant to me as well. The National Basketball Association (NBA) players have the financial freedom to spend their money on clothing of their choosing.No matter how many suits Nikola Jokic wears, he will never be able to rid his hands of the blood of innocent Albanians. This is true regardless of how many suits he wears. At this point, that is the only aspect that I am truly concerned about.