Brodie here, back with another send. As we know, the NBA season has now come to a close, and I’m so grateful to the city of Sacramento for embracing me. The Kings organization has truly become a family to me. 

I’m honored that this past season, I had my 208th career triple‑double, achieved 8,734 career rebounds, 10,000 career assists, and reached 2,000 career steals, and moved into 15th place on the NBA’s all-time scoring list here. And just last month, I took fifth place on the NBA’s all-time assists list! 

I could not have done it without the support of Coach Christie and the rest of the team.

Another huge shoutout to the UCLA Women’s team for winning its first NCAA women’s basketball championship!! The Bruins’ draft class having a record-setting six players selected (Lauren Betts, Gabriela Jaquez, Kiki Rice, Angela Dugalić, Gianna Kneepkens, and Charlisse Leger-Walker) – including five in the first round – is a major milestone for the organization and my beloved alma mater. Congrats, ya’ll!

I’m also excited to see what number one draft pick, UConn’s Azzi Fudd, does at the Dallas Wings. Super exciting to see the ladies continue to dominate the sport.

The stars are a great touch. The details on the jacket… Coach did a good job of making it simple but elegant and classy. Lots of great touches. I love it.

I really love this dress for multiple reasons. I think the material works really well on Lauren. The slit is perfect. The length of it has a little hanging behind which I love as she walks with the dress. It looks great. The details of it look amazing. Overall a great look.

Love this. I think there’s a cool way to do all black and Kiki did a good job here. The two piece with the added jacket off the shoulder. The bag is a good touch as well. Overall, look is great.

Amazing, amazing. I love the mix of fabrics. Open toe with the high slit looks great. Overall a strong look.

A decade ago, the classic “Coachella fit” was known for indie sleaze maximalism: neon patterns, funky accessories, feather accents, and so much more. This year, though, the trend tide turned: A-listers in the desert were making a case for less being more. It was the quiet-luxury Chella.

While some influencers were still getting the most out of their photo ops (rocking looks like stacked belts), musicians like Central Cee and Justin Bieber played it lowkey in simple hoodies, white tees and tanks, and jeans. Both approaches worked, depending on what folks were going for.

It’s a reminder that even though fashion trends are fun, the best way to feel confident, no matter what, is to simply do YOU.

If you’re headed to Coachella for weekend two, don’t forget to check out our exclusive Honor the Gift drop on the festival grounds and get your hands on a few pieces! It’s a guaranteed GREAT festival fit.