LaDonna LaGuerre

1 month ago | boston.com | LaDonna LaGuerre |Jack Pickell

Two of the most fashionable players in the game wore strikingly similar jackets and chains before a top-seed showdown Wednesday night, and the Celtics closed out their homestand in a matchup that stretched beyond the standings. On one side, Jayson Tatum, franchise star and a fixture in the MVP conversation, and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, presumptive frontrunner, on the other. Before facing off on the floor, it was the battle of the spring jackets.

1 month ago | boston.com | LaDonna LaGuerre |Audrey Cooney

The smile-cracking question popped up in the inboxes last week of New York Times style readers and gained traction within some social media circles that care about this sort of thing. Last week, the newspaper’s fashion critic wrote about the daring style choice — not because it’s winter, but because, she suggested, white jeans evoke stereotypes and archetypes that don’t universally resonate with men, particularly American men (or so her commentary implied).

2 months ago | boston.com | LaDonna LaGuerre |Audrey Cooney

Before actors and celebrities took to the traditional red carpet runway Sunday night for the 2025 Screen Actors Guild awards, the Celtics took to the “JetBlue” runway for their matinee matchup against the Knicks, 105-118. While each player brought his own style and flair, here are a few “best dressed” moments. Leading the team to a win over the Knicks with 25 points, Jayson Tatum “did damage” on the floor and equally tore it up in the tunnel cozied up in Suss Knits sweater with a wolf motif.