Prom is approaching; the moment has arrived—bombers and bombshells. Teenagers everywhere, especially the pro athletes’ offspring, are gearing themselves for their momentous departure.

Bronny, also known as Lebron James Jr., was one of the many teenagers who dressed up to go to the prom. Bronny James, the son of Lebron and Savannah James, has worn jerseys before. His father, who has achieved success in both athletics and fashion, is thought to have a similar sense of flair that his mother possesses.

For the evening, Bronny chose a tailored Chrome Hearts suit with Dior Timeless loafers.James Jr. wore the suit shirtless and put on silver jewelry to draw attention to the Chrome Hearts crosses woven into the cloth. He was styled by celebrity stylist Icon Billingsley.

In a chic Prada ensemble, Bronny’s mother posed for photos with him prior to the commencement ceremony.

I’ll Wear Chrome Hearts, I Promise James Bronny

For the gala, James Bronny looked dapper.

Savannah James, the teen’s mother, shared photos of her son on Instagram on Sunday, showing him looking dapper in a Chrome Hearts suit for the prom. Savannah hurriedly responded, “Prom 2023.” I’m not sure why I felt the way I did.Bronny sported the band’s signature all-black ensemble, adorned with black and white crosses, without a collar.

 

He was observed wearing Dior loafers and having silver jewelry on his fingertips and wrists. Bronny’s official photos were taken by Cameron Look, a well-known photographer known for his photographs of the top names in basketball.LeBron James’s child would be attending USC and playing basketball for the Trojans, as reported a month earlier. He uploaded a photo of himself on Instagram in a USC locker room without tagging it with the hashtag #committeăn.Bronny played shooting guard for the Sierra Canyon Cougars in high school. Despite appearing undecided between Oregon, USC, and Ohio State, he ultimately decided to remain in California in order to be closer to his family.

LeBron referred to the day his baby was born as “one of the happiest days of my life.” Let me start by truly congratulating Bronny on his choice. He is someone of whom his family and I are immensely proud. I chose not to pursue graduate school. It brings me joy to know that my kid is the first member of his family to pursue higher education. I’m in tears over his accomplishments, and I’m excited to see where his adventure takes him. It is a day to cherish. I just could not let this game slip away from me today.