Fans’ wild DIY fashions at the parade score big points too

The Rams Super Bowl parade Wednesday was many things. A celebration. A block party. A civic bonding sessions.

But it was also a DIY fashion show.

Gee Enzel

One of the many unique pieces of Rams gear at the parade Wednesday was a faux-fur-lined sweatshirt made and worn by an L.A. native who asked to be referred to by his nickname, Gee Enzel.

With a gold-embossed Rams logo and brown fur-like material affixed to the front pocket and hood via heat transfer, the red top has turned many heads and started many conversations, Enzel said.

“Even you stopped,� he said, laughing. “I got this hoodie from New York and got this fur and put it together. You can’t get this out here. It’s a one of a kind.�

Latasha Bracks

Latasha Bracks stood outside Banc of California Stadium in head-to-toe royal blue and gold Rams gear Wednesday afternoon, handing Twizzlers out to the littlest attendees of the Super Bowl parade.

A Watts parent of six, including a son who was killed three years ago at age 19, she said her goal is to spread positivity while supporting her hometown team.

“I love the Rams so I came out for the parade and to make the kids happy because they’re here with their parents,� she said.

Dashawn Hall

Dashawn Hall said he knew he had to buy the Rams blazer when he spotted it on the rack at a sporting goods shop at the Del Amo Fashion Center in Torrance.

“When I seen this jacket, I said, ‘I gotta get this. It’s dope,’� said the 31-year-old from Long Beach.

And he’s glad he did because it was a huge hit at Wednesday’s Super Bowl parade.

“A lot of people have been stopping me,� he said. “They like the whole ‘fit, especially with the throwback Marshall Faulk jersey.�