The impressive fashion styles of football players

David Beckham models for Emporio Armani, Héctor Bellerín (Barcelona) struts the Louis Vuitton catwalk, and the rising star Kylian Mbappé becomes the ambassador for Dior. Football and fashion – two seemingly disparate worlds now interconnected through the players.

Influenced by diverse cultures, environments, and preferences, each player possesses a unique style signature. Let’s take a closer look at some of the renowned names from the football pitch with impressive fashion tastes and styles.

David Beckham: The Elegant Gentleman David Beckham remains the most influential figure in the fashion world. Since the 90s, his hairstyles, outfits, and accessories have been the epitome of style. Despite crossing the age of 40, Beckham’s influence combined with his impeccable fashion sense continues to capture attention.

At 47, Beckham embraces the refined style of a British gentleman. Often seen at major events, Beckham’s suits steal the spotlight. Alongside, he opts for polo shirts, blazers, and turtlenecks paired with stylish sunglasses and watches. Notably, Beckham’s preference for sneakers instead of formal shoes adds a contemporary touch to his outfits.

The suit Beckham wore to the Royal Wedding in 2018 was the first design by Kim Jones for Dior Homme under his tenure as Artistic Director. Beckham combined a charcoal gray tailcoat with shiny leather shoes and sunglasses.

Still Beckham and suits, but at the Dior Pre-Fall 2019 Tokyo show, he opted for a double-breasted vest with a white shirt, no tie, and instead of formal shoes, he chose Dior sneakers, showcasing a blend of sophistication and modernity.

Kylian Mbappé: The Dynamic Athlete Mbappé’s success transcends the football field as he becomes the new face of Dior. Additionally, the young French talent is also the youngest ambassador in the history of the Swiss watch brand, Hublot.

Mbappé prefers a dynamic, simple, and comfortable style. His wardrobe mainly consists of sportswear, hoodies, and parkas. Sneakers and baseball caps are essential items in the PSG forward’s closet.

Héctor Bellerín: The Street-Style Icon When it comes to footballers passionate about fashion, Héctor Bellerín, the right-back for Barcelona, cannot be overlooked.

Beyond the field, the 1995-born player garners attention for his distinctive fashion sense. Héctor Bellerín has also become a sought-after name by fashion houses recently. In 2020, designer Virgil Abloh invited Héctor to walk the runway at Louis Vuitton’s Spring-Summer show. He has also graced the pages of renowned fashion magazines like Vogue, GQ, Esquire, among others.

Not confined to specific brands, Héctor prioritizes personal preferences. His clothing and image adapt flexibly, emphasizing sustainability and environmental friendliness.

In the world where football and fashion converge, these players not only excel on the field but also leave a mark with their style off it.