The San Francisco 49ers "Career in Looks" video series presented by Microsoft Surface offers an engaging and personal perspective on the lives of 49ers players, allowing the Faithful to delve into the most iconic moments of their careers and their distinctive fashion choices.
Spanning from their early days in the NFL to the present, "Career in Looks" features several players reminiscing about their experiences, emotions and thought processes during pivotal moments of their football careers while also sharing the significance of their outfit choices. This unique blend of sports and style lets the Faithful truly get to know their favorite players, shedding light on their journey to becoming NFL elites while uncovering the players' individual fashion identities.
Pro Bowl tight end George Kittle was featured in the most recent edition of "Career in Looks," and broke down his most iconic looks from his rookie year to now.
Kittle took a look back to his player introduction photos from Week 15 of the 2019 season and shared the story behind why defensive lineman Nick Bosa ran onto the field with him. Here's what Kittle had to say:
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"I was getting called out, I was second to last and Bosa just happens to be standing there. I was like, 'Dude, you missed the whole defense. Now you've just got to run out with me.'
"I don't think that happens very much in the NFL. I don't know if anyone else has done that, but it was a really fun experience and I'm glad I experienced that with Bosa. It's a fun picture because it's pretty unique, and it's the bear – he's really good.
"(Player introductions) are always fun. It's just a great energy. Football is such a team sport, so player introductions are actually one of the only times in a football game where you're 100 percent isolated... You're supported by the entire stadium which is always fun."
For an exploration of the intersection between football and fashion and to get an intimate look into the lives of 49ers players, check out the latest "Career in Looks" video here.