Knicks Legend Walt 'Clyde' Frazier's Suits Are Amazing — And Made in New York

Save this story Save Story Save this story Instagram is still flooded with photos of celebrities from Spike to Swift, Tina to Timothée sitting front row at Madison Square Garden. But while watching the NBA Finals at home, you may have noticed a dapper older gentleman in an outrageous suit among the stars. Frazier became a fashion star while playing for the Knicks, wearing a recognizable slate of turtlenecks, oversized fur coats, capes, gold chains, and a wide-brimmed hat that earned him the nickname that’s stuck, “Clyde,” because the hat reminded his teammates of the 1967 film “Bonnie and Clyde.” To top it off, he had a habit of driving around Manhattan in a Rolls-Royce. They was a suit planned for all seven games, but the Boyarskys only made five to start. Turns out that’s all they needed.