Kanye West brought his sharp style to another basketball game – this time, with his son Saint West in tow.
The “Famous” rapper sat courtside with his son and Golden State Warriors owner Joe Lacob during the Golden State Warriors vs. Boston Celtics game in San Francisco. For the occasion, he wore black pants and a black leather jacket. The ensemble was instantly streamlined from their matching neutral tone, while still fitting into West’s current aesthetic of wearing all-black outfits.
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When it comes to footwear, West has gone with his go-to style lately: tall black work boots. The star’s latest $190 Cofra pair featured ridged soles, rounded toes and geometric textured uppers, which gave her ensemble a biker-worthy edge. The monochromatic style also streamlined her casual look — and Saint’s, who appeared to be wearing a miniature version of the same boots.
West also wore the same pair while attending basketball games with new girlfriend Chaney Jones.
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The boots bore a remarkable similarity to West’s now-iconic vintage Red Wing boots, which reigned supreme during his new era of utilitarian style. Black knee-high boots from brands like Balenciaga x Crocs and even Black Diamond X2 boots – worn by firefighters on the job – have also become her staples.
When it comes to shoes, West keeps his styles futuristic and utilitarian. The rapper often wears his own sneakers, clogs and boots from his Yeezy line. In addition to his own brand, he has worn Air Jordan sneakers in the past. Over the past few months, West’s style has evolved to include work, combat and hunting boots from brands like Dryshod and Viron. Besides his own Yeezy brand with Adidas, West has also collaborated with Gap and Nike during his career.
Check out West’s shoe style over the years in the gallery.
Launch Gallery: Kanye West’s Shoe Style Through the Years
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