Best suits from the 2014 NBA Draft

The top pick, Wiggins goes bold with a floral print jacket and rocks the no-sock look.

Considered the safest prospect in the draft, Parker goes classic with a sleek, gray suit.

He knew he was going to Orlando right? Gordon goes with an electric blue suit perfectly matching the Magic colors.

Smart bullies smaller guards on the court, but looks dapper with the navy tuxedo jacket and bow tie.

Randle is red-carpet ready for L.A. in this slate gray tuxedo jacket with black bow tie.

The ex-Blue guard, Stauskas shows a little European flair with this appropriately colored, London-inspired windowpane suit.

Vonleh's bright blue stands out, along with his risky white bow tie/gray shirt combination.

Saric won't be playing in the NBA for a few years, but he already has the style down with this ultra-preppy, beltless look.

The Suns took a gamble on Warren, who took a gamble with a black cuff, black collar shirt.

If anything could out-shine Wiggins' uniqie jacket, it was Payne's fuchsia pants and check jacket combination.

Napier embodies his attitude, rocking a shark skin suit and going from a national champion to perennial contender Heat.

Not only does Ennis match the Suns orange with his pocket square, but the ex-Orange stands apart with a trendy double-breasted suit.