Taking date night style to a whole other level:
Staying on trend, Union opted for no necklace, but donned simple drop earrings to emphasize her minimalist approach to the look.
With a slicked back top knot and a subtle, brown smokey eye, the actor nailed the modern classic-Hollywood look.No stranger to fashion himself, Wade walked alongside his wife in a grey Prada suit and black turtleneck.Must watch with a blue leather strap, the basketball star put his own special touch on the look.
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