Super Bowl LX is bringing the Patriots and Seahawks back to the biggest stage — and the designer tunnel looks along with them.
Over the last few seasons, pregame “tunnel fits” shifted from quick arrival shots to recurring fashion coverage, with weekly roundups tracking how players use stadium corridors to showcase designer outerwear, covetable sneakers and launch brand ambassadorships.
Even Super Bowl week arrivals have turned into style moments. Stefon Diggs arrived in one of the week’s most widely circulated looks, pairing a vintage Chanel coat with Jacquemus x Moon Boots and a rare Hermès Birkin in the lead-up to the big game.
Super Bowl LX takes place Sunday, Feb. 8, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., with the Seattle Seahawks facing the New England Patriots in a rematch of Super Bowl XLIX, the 28–24 Patriots game that ended with a goal-line interception. Bad Bunny is set to headline the Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show.
Ahead, take a look at some standout players’ looks from Super Bowl LX.
Stefon Diggs
New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs arrived in a black zip-front jacket with a pale shearling-style collar, layered over a white ribbed tank. He paired the outerwear with low-slung light-wash jeans and a red belt featuring a large metallic “Snoop” script buckle, plus a key clip at the waistband. Diggs finished the look with a thick silver chain and oversized cross pendant, dark lace-up boots and tonal script-style detailing across the back of the jacket.
Cooper Kupp
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp leaned into workwear codes with a navy Carhartt jacket worn over a white T-shirt, finishing the look with black trousers and black sneakers with cream soles. The jacket featured an embroidered script reading “Anna” at the chest — a personal nod to his wife — alongside Carhartt’s signature logo patch. Kupp accessorized with a silver chain necklace and carried a neutral-toned insulated tumbler.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba, pictured in slide 4, walked the Super Bowl tunnel in a navy suede bomber jacket from Thom Browne with contrasting rib-knit trim, layered over a classic white dress shirt and a dark tie. He paired the jacket with charcoal tailored trousers and chunky black leather shoes with lug soles. Smith-Njigba completed the look with sleek, silver-tone wrap-style sunglasses and a structured black leather duffle bag with minimal hardware.
Christian Gonzalez
New England Patriots cornerback Christian Gonzalez wore a brown wool felt jacket from Bottega Veneta draped over an Enfants Riches Déprimés White ‘Devil In Disguise’ T-Shirt. He paired it with oversized black cargo pants detailed with long drawstrings and an exposed diagonal zipper at the front. Gonzalez finished the look with black low-top sneakers featuring chunky cream toe caps and soles, black rectangular eyeglasses and a black baseball cap, carrying a small black woven clutch.
Drake Maye
New England Patriots starting quarterback Drake Maye arrived in a charcoal suit with subtle tonal texture, paired with a white dress shirt worn open at the collar. He accessorized with black sunglasses and finished the look with black Gucci horsebit loafers. He also carried a structured black leather bag, likely Gucci, given its gold-tone horsebit hardware.
Tommy DeVito
New England Patriots quarterback Tommy DeVito wore a layered Columbia Sportswear look, topping an olive zip jacket with a dark brown faux-fur coat with the brand’s logo visible at the chest. He paired the outerwear with loose dark trousers and a brown graphic T-shirt, then finished with white wraparound visor sunglasses, a chunky silver chain necklace and white sneakers.
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