“When dressing in the NBA became more of a conversation, I didn’t know what I liked. I was still figuring myself out. Now I’m at a place, at 41, where it’s immediate and we see it automatically.” In 2023, Dwyane Wade spoke to GQ about his fashion choices before his Met Gala appearance. He has even done several photoshoots with different brands to complete his bucket list. When it was time to suit up for an event close to his heart, the Miami legend raised the bar.

“This is our 10th year at Gentlemen Supper Club, this is something that Carmelo Anthony, Chris Paul, and myself we started in 2015 back in New York. We have a Social Change Fund that we put our collective powers and try and raise a lot of money for our communities.” In an Instagram post, D-Wade spoke about the importance of the event before getting ready. First up, he showcased a black leather coat.

Which helps him pull off a “serious and sexy” look at the same time. For this, he chose a Carhartt Detroit Jacket worth $388.Up next, with comfort in his mind, and to match the black jacket, Dwyane Wade showcased Fear of God pants. On the website, the color in the description is Melange Wood. That is why the 3x NBA champion called it a “beautiful” color as well and costs $995, just short of the four-digit mark.

Last but not least, his boots, which he has worn for a long time. “I love my Prada boots.” The former Heat legend also showed that the shoes had a lot of creases on them. Those boots are not available from the company’s website but are available at $1500.

The main aim of Social Change Fund United is to drive equity and positive change in underrepresented communities of color. This is why with their influence, Dwyane Wade, Carmelo Anthony, and Chris Paul joined forces. The Supper Club event took place during the All-Star Weekend and had sponsors like Revolve and FWRD.

What is SCF and how Dwyane Wade and his two friends are impacting the change

The trio is also part of the infamous Banana Boat Crew, along with the fourth member LeBron James. Their friendship grew much closer after the 2008 Olympics run with the Redeem team. Realizing their power and responsibilities, the three of them started SCF. Last year, they also made a healthy contribution.

As per reports, the (SCFU) will invest $230,000 in two new initiatives SCFU We Got Next and SCFU Legacy. We Got Next will provide essential materials and access to young people to build entrepreneurial skills, the SCFU will also contribute $125,000 to its partners, Gray Matter Experience, AllStar Code, and Rapunzl. The SCFU Legacy initiative will see a total of $105,000 contributed in six grants to small Los Angeles-based businesses.

So far, the initiative led by the three has helped over 130,000 people. It provides scholarships and financial assistance to companies and organizations that advocate for people of color. Another outstanding contribution to society is that SBC already contributed $1 million in grants.