Dillon Brooks: The Most Misunderstood Man in the NBA
The Villain in Vogue: Dillon Brooks on Style, Sports, and Self-Expression
Welcome to a vibrant episode of Who Styled It Best, where fashion meets sports, and we get up close and personal with one of the NBA’s most polarizing figures: Dillon Brooks, aka "The Villain." Joining hosts Mina and Mellow, Brooks shares the story behind his bold style, competitive edge, and how fashion fuels his confidence on and off the court. From Dior fits to fierce defense, Dillon’s journey is a perfect fusion of aesthetics and athletics.
Episode Highlights
Dior, Van Cleef, and a Whole Lot of Drip
Dillon takes us inside his wardrobe, spotlighting standout pieces like his Dior ski capsule and Van Cleef bracelet. For Brooks, fashion is more than just clothes—it’s an extension of his fearless personality. Whether he’s rocking bold shorts sets or statement accessories, his looks exude the same confidence he shows on the court.Becoming "The Villain"
Brooks embraces his infamous "Dillon the Villain" nickname, explaining how it motivates his performance and gives him a mental edge over opponents—even before tip-off. This competitive spirit, he reveals, was forged during his upbringing in Nova Scotia, shaped by a close circle of friends who pushed him to excel."Drip or Drown" Fashion Verdict
In the fan-favorite "Drip or Drown" segment, Dillon’s most memorable looks come under scrutiny. Mina, Mellow, and Brooks debate everything from his vibrant fits to his risk-taking accessories. Spoiler alert: the Dior ski gear gets the ultimate drip stamp of approval.Defense: The Unsung Art Form
While most players chase high-scoring performances, Brooks shares why defense is the foundation of his game. He emphasizes that playing great defense is just as important—if not more—than putting up points. Dillon also opens up about life in the NBA, his thoughts on technology, and the personal influences that have shaped his journey.
Join the Conversation
From high fashion to high stakes, Dillon Brooks shows us that being "The Villain" is about more than just playing tough—it’s about living authentically and expressing himself boldly.
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Learn more about how he built his competitive mindset [here].
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