Inside the closets of NBA Finals superstars SGA and Tyrese Haliburton - ESPN

CAMERAS LINED THE player's entrance to Paycom Arena, bursting with flashes as Indiana's star guard made his anticipated arrival to Game 1 of the NBA Finals.

Tyrese Haliburton wore an off-white Carhartt button-down jacket, white pants, black shoes and sunglasses. Haliburton's accessory of choice for the biggest game of his life? His debut signature sneakers, the Puma Hali 1, designed by Salehe Bembury in a hibiscus colorway.

Nearly an hour later, the hallway lit up again as the league MVP made his minute-long stride to the locker room. Oklahoma City Thunder superstar Shai Gilgeous-Alexander walked in with light blue-tinted sunglasses, wearing a comfortable gray shirt jacket and his «Masi Blue» SHAI 001 Converses in honor of his younger brother, Thomasi.

The MVP's statement piece? A Chanel cross-body bag, enhanced by a pearl-detailed strap and complemented by another, smaller cross-body mini bag.

«Shai's been doing it since he came to the league,» Haliburton told ESPN about his Thunder counterpart. «He is kind of like the undisputed king of [NBA fashion].»

Gilgeous-Alexander and Haliburton aren't just two star point guards who have driven the Thunder and Pacers to a 2-2 tie in the NBA Finals, they are also two of the league's most fashionable players, known for their unique styles and designer outfits that are just as versatile as their games.

While both point guards are laser-focused on winning their first championship, for themselves and their teams, Gilgeous-Alexander and Haliburton are among the players who have brought a haute couture feel to this small-market NBA Finals showdown.

In the city where Russell Westbrook, James Harden and Serge Ibaka used to strut their finest fits, Gilgeous-Alexander — along with