Tristan Thompson and Kim Kardashian’s eldest son Saint West subtly coordinated their sporty attire on Friday afternoon.

Captured leaving West’s basketball game in Los Angeles, the pair donned noticeably similar outfits. West layered a navy mesh jersey over a navy T-shirt with a black long-sleeve underneath. The 7-year-old finished off his look with black shorts and bright white sneakers with classic white crew socks.

Notably, the youngster appeared to be sporting crisp white Nike Air Max 97s. He just wore the same chunky style to meet Cristiano Ronaldo in Japan.

A popular silhouette featuring a sleek, textured design, 97s are beloved by athletes and the fashion community alike. Hailey Bieber and Emily Ratajkowski have both been spotted in the curvy low-top on various occasions.

As for Thompson, the Los Angeles Lakers baller showed off an eye-catching black graphic tee depicting rock music icon Jimi Hendrix. The shirt from Market retails for under $50 on nordstrom.com.

The father of four — who shares two children with Saint West’s aunt, Khloe Kardashian — also wore black shorts and white shoes. Thompson, 32, teamed timeless white Nike Air Force 1s, which he wore casually unlaced, with matching white Nike socks.

Accessorizing, the current free agent wore trendy sunglasses and a bracelet on one wrist while a watch adorned the other.

Thompson began his career with the Cleveland Cavaliers in the 2011-2012 season. The fourth overall pick in the NBA draft, he has also played for the Boston Celtics, Sacramento Kings, Indiana Pacers, and Chicago Bulls.

Over the years, the 6’9″ athlete has consistently shown a love for stylish streetwear, often wearing Supreme T-shirts with the latest sneakers releases.

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Getting comfortable, Kardashian wore an oversized Diadora jersey style tee which she wore alongside  black biker shorts made of a stretch fabric that offered the star a more comfortable alternative to jeans. On the accessories front, Kardashian wore large sunnies with reflective red lenses, the style eclipsing her features. As for her hair, the Skims owner slicked her hair back into a lengthy braid, the style worn out of her face. Athleisure of all kinds has become a staple in Kardashian’s wardrobe, thanks in part to its comfort and often neutral and wearable color palette.

As for footwear, Kardashian laced up black athletic sneakers with a classic gum outsole. The style featured a breathable mesh and flexible arches with a chunky silhouette and an all-around monochromatic black finish. A certified footwear enthusiast, it’s no wonder Kardashian pulls off some of the coolest styles imaginable.

Chunky sneakers were first popularized in the 1980s for their practicality, comfort and stability. Though the sneaker style’s popularity slowed in the 2000s, chunky sneakers reemerged as part of the divisive “ugly” shoe trend in the late-2010s, capturing the attention of all genders.

The former “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” star is known for wearing bold outfits, from see-through leggings to mesh dresses. These are often styled with pieces in matching or complementary hues from a wide array of top brands, including Balmain, Balenciaga, Maison Margiela and Mugler. Her shoes are often trend-based and daring, ranging from towering Rick Owens platform boots to Yeezy sneakers. Most recently, she’s been seen in vintage sandals, boots and pumps from brands like Prada, Manolo Blahnik and more.

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Khloe Kardashian continued her streak of stylish athleisure with a few special guests in tow yesterday.

The media personality joined Tristan Thompson and their 3-year-old daughter True Thomspon for an outing in Los Angeles on Monday afternoon. Together, the trio opted for relaxed attire with Khloe modeling a sleeveless top and classic black leggings and Tristan opting for a graphic tee and athletic shorts.

On her feet, the Good American founder herself rounded out her casual attire with her new go-to pair of buzzy sneakers from Nike and Off-White. The Off-White x Nike Air Presto sneaker debuted in August 2018 and combines a series of deconstructed elements. With rough seams and exposed inner foam, the white sneakers also include Virgil Abloh’s signature elements like Helvetica font and hanging tags.

While the sneakers first retailed for $160, they now resell for upwards of $755 to $1,400 at GOAT.

As for Khloe Kardashian herself, her inaugural Good American footwear collection debuted in December 2020 and featured a mix of heels, boots and more all available in sizes 4 to 14. The designs also come in a variety of widths, offering a total of 72 different sizing combinations for you to find the ideal fit.

In addition to new shoes from her own label, Khloe frequently sports styles from her brother-in-law Kanye West’s Adidas Yeezy line. More often than not the reality television personality can be spotted in teetering heels rather than relaxed sneakers; one of her go-to brands for heels is also none other than Christian Louboutin. When it comes to apparel, the social media star founded her inclusive denim brand in 2016 and has since expanded the line to include workout-ready active gear, accessories, face masks and now shoes.

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The Good American founder gave her best take on the historic figure with NBA star Tristan Thompson and their daughter True, 2, wearing coordinating looks as well. For Khloe herself, the media personality modeled a custom gold Laurel DeWitt bralette with a skirt and cape jacket from designer Bryan Hearns.

When it came down to footwear, Khloe continued the gold theme of her ensemble with strappy stiletto sandals, resembling designs from Giuseppe Zanotti.

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Khloe’s 2-year-old daughter modeled a custom design as well from Hearns in a gold pleated dress as Thompson opted for a Marc Anthony-inspired look with a full chest plate, skirt and shin guards atop gladiator sandals.

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In addition to her strappy gold sandals, Khloe Kardashian frequently sports even more styles from her brother-in-law Kanye West’s Yeezy line but typically can be spotted in teetering heels rather than relaxed sneakers; one of her go-to brands for heels is also none other than Christian Louboutin. When it comes to apparel, the 36-year-old founded her inclusive denim brand Good American in 2016 and has since expanded the line to include workout-ready active gear, accessories and face masks.

Click through the gallery to discover even more of Khloe Kardashian’s most stunning street style looks over the years.

In the federal civil rights suit filed on Saturday, Joel Stallworth and wife TaMiya Dickerson claim they were accused by white store manager Wendy Magee of stealing a $12 child-sized basketball from the Santa Monica outpost. According to the couple, Magee followed them and their infant son, then 19 months old, out of the store, accusing them of stealing the basketball before flagging down a police officer.

A video shared to Dickerson’s Facebook page shows Stallworth and Dickerson explaining that they had paid for the ball and procuring a receipt for officers. The husband and wife say they later went back in the store and returned the ball for a refund. Magee was fired after the incident and has filed a wrongful termination suit against Nike, according to the filing.

In the filing, Stallworth and Dickerson’s legal team writes that they tried to get the incident out of their minds but that it stayed with them, adding that “the depth of this harm cannot be overstated.” (Nike did not return a request from FN for comment.)

“To [Stallworth and Dickerson], Nike represented ‘one of the good guys.’ Living their lives as Black in America has its dangerous obstacles, but they were sure that Nike was on their side. Now they wonder, ‘If Nike is dangerous and remorseless, what refuge do we have left?'” the lawyers write in the filing. “Dickerson describes the feeling of betrayal as akin to witnessing a close family member that she looks up to turnout to be a serial abuser.”

In addition to their own incident, Dickerson and Stallworth claim the “out-of-control” Magee “persistently racially profiled employees and customers of color,” alleging that the former Nike employee told co-workers to follow the NBA star Tristan Thompson around the store. What’s more, Dickerson and Stallworth claim that multiple reports of Magee’s “racist and degrading behavior toward employees and customers” were made to Nike via its “anonymous” hotline, beginning in 2017.

As recourse, Dickerson and Stallworth are seeking damages for alleged violations of federal and state civil rights, as well as attorneys’ fees.

While the lawsuit addresses consumer discrimination, Nike has also faced a number of internal lawsuits. In August 2018, ex-employees, Kelly Cahill and Sara Johnston filed a lawsuit against the sportswear giant alleging that it “intentionally and willfully” discriminated against women with regard to pay and promotions, and that its majority-male executives fostered a hostile work environment at its Portland, Ore., headquarters.

A second suit came in September 2018, when three Nike shareholders sued Nike founder Phil Knight, then-CEO Mark Parker and former Nike brand president Trevor Edwards, as well as the company’s board — alleging that they “facilitated and knowingly ignored the hostile work environment that has now harmed, and threatens to further tarnish and impair, the company’s financial position.” Additionally, Ahmer Inam, an Indian man who worked as a senior director in data analytics at Nike, filed a suit in March 2019, accusing the company of passing him over for a promotion in favor of a less-qualified white applicant.

However, Nike has taken a number of recent steps to get its “house in order” with regard to racial equality under the helm of new  CEO John Donahoe, who took the reins from Parker this January. From June 19 to July 4, the company offered programming and learning opportunities to all employees on topics specific to racial inequality, and it gave workers the day off for Juneteenth (June 19). Outside of its doors, Nike — in partnership with Michael Jordan and inclusive of owned-brands Nike, Converse and Jordan — committed last month to donating $140 million toward the fight for racial equality over a four-year period.

The NBA star stepped out on the court yesterday clad in purple Nike basketball sneakers. Each foot had the name of either 11-month-old daughter True or 2-year-old son Prince emblazoned on it in white and gold caps. Thompson shares True with reality star Khloé Kardashian, while Prince’s mom is ex-girlfriend Jordan Craig.

But the kicks’ main purpose was to pay tribute to the Cleveland Cavalier’s younger brother, Amari, whose name was written on the toes of the shoes. The purple sneakers were meant to bring awareness to epilepsy, an ailment that Amari suffers from.

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Through the organization Epilepsy Toronto, Thompson launched the Amari Thompson Fund, which supports programs and services to ensure no one faces epilepsy alone. March 26 marked Epilepsy Awareness Day. The 28-year-old’s sneakers were part an international grassroots push to raise awareness of epilepsy through wearing purple for the day.

“Todays a special day for me, and these kicks are very special to me. @epilepsytoronto #PurpleDay #MyMotivation #PurpleDayTO,” the 2016 NBA champion captioned an image of the sneakers posted to his Instagram account.

Thompson and the Cavaliers squared off against the Boston Celtics yesterday, losing the game 116-106. The Cavs play again tonight; they will head to San Antonio to take on the Spurs.

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The Good American designer wowed in a full Versace ensemble that included skintight Baroque print leggings retailing for $800, and a matching shirt, which she wore open with a black bandeau underneath and tied in a knot at her waist. Her pants are courtesy of creative director Donatella Versace’s spring ’18 collection, which paid homage to her late brother Gianni Versace. 

The 34-year-old “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” star completed her bold outfit with classic pointy black pumps and a coordinating black leather top handle bag. Diamond-encrusted jewelry added some bling to her all-ready eye-catching look.

Meanwhile, the Cleveland Cavaliers baller donned a white Supreme box logo tee under a complementing black satin bomber jacket, black pants with white side stripes and Off-White x Nike Air Force 1 ’07 sneakers in black. A black cap with white lettering and a selection of jewelry tied things together seamlessly.

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True — Kardashian’s first child with NBA player Tristan Thompson — turns 1 month old today.

In the first full look at the baby, she wears a white onesie as Kardashian cradles her and says, “Happy 1 month old, mama. I love you, pretty girl” The video features a cute flower filter.

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The 33-year-old has remained relatively silent on social media since True’s birth, posting mostly links to new content on her app as well as an update on True’s name and a happy birthday message to older sister Kourtney.

A month after giving birth, the stylish star is ready to start shedding the baby weight. She posted about her weight loss plan just days ago — but fitness has been a focus of Kardashian’s for a while.

The “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” star often sports athleticwear, choosing sneakers from brands like Nike, APL and family favorite Yeezy, the brand designed by Kim Kardashian’s husband, Kanye West.

True has two cousins who are close in age to her: Kim’s daughter, Chicago, who was born in January, and Kylie Jenner’s daughter, Stormi, who was born in February.

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Reports reveal that after arriving at Hillcrest Hospital outside of Cleveland with mom Kris Jenner and sister Kim Kardashian on Wednesday night, the Good American designer welcomed a baby girl Thursday.

This comes just days after the news of an alleged cheating scandal involving the Cleveland Cavaliers player broke. That said, Thompson was apparently on hand for the baby’s arrival. The NBA star also has a 1-year-old son, Prince Oliver, with ex-girlfriend Jordan Craig.

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After six months of speculation, the reality star announced her pregnancy via Instagram in December with an intimate snapshot featuring Thompson cradling her pregnant belly.

“My greatest dream realized,” the caption read. “We are having a baby!”

The couple also gave a shoutout to Thompson in the post, writing, “Tristan, thank you for loving me the way that you do! Thank you for treating me like a Queen! Thank you for making me feel beautiful at all stages! Tristan, most of all, Thank you for making me a MOMMY!!!

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Throughout her pregnancy, the “Revenge Body” star stepped out in a number of glamorous maternity looks, like when she wore Jimmy Choo x Off-White Victoria Pumps paired with a slinky LBD at Thompson’s birthday party last month.

The new mom also rocked plenty of Yeezy, from the lace-up booties to the hugely popular Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 v2 sneakers.

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A pregnant Kardashian went out as Daenerys Targaryen, mother of dragons, and was accompanied by her NBA star boyfriend, who took on the image of Khal Drogo, leader of the Dothraki.

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Kardashian’s costume included thigh-high furry boots and a short leather skirt. Her metallic bra and shoulder pieces featured a shawl that draped over her right arm. Her long blond hair and icy blue eye makeup finished off her transition into actress Emilia Clarke’s character.

Thompson, who is used to wearing LeBron James Nike sneakers on the court, traded them in for a pair of high-top leather boots and a kilt. His makeover included tribal tattoos, a beard and long hair — recalling actor Jason Momoa’s strongman role.

Kardashian recently announced her pregnancy news on Snapchat, where the “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” star flaunted her baby bump in a revealing outfit.

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