Carmelo Anthony joins Michael Jordan’s $137.13 billion brand, showing off 16-year-old son’s creative side

Carmelo Anthony has always supported his son and coached him to achieve his dreams. The 16-year-old’s game already resembles that of his father. The teenager is expected to enter the 2025 NBA Draft. With the constant support of his parents and his own hard work, Melo’s son is now a well-respected athlete. His recent NIL deal made him stand out and helped show the world his style.

But a few years before his big deal with PSD Apparel, Kiyan showed off his creativity by teaming up with Jordan Brand to create a one-of-a-kind shoe.

Carmelo Anthony proud of son’s off-court talents

In a new video from Architectural Digest, ten-time All-Star Carmelo Anthony shows the world his house in Westchester, New York. In the video, he lets people see his extensive shoe collection. Melo said he collects them not just to look at, but to wear. Cameron mentioned that he was the first signed athlete for the Jordan Brand. After showing off his first signature shoe, he talked about his gratitude.

Cameron then went on to show off shoes designed by his son, Kiyan Anthony.

Anthony calls it “what is kyan‘. The shoe was released in 2021 by Jordan Brand. But the shoe is actually the Air Jordan 35 PE “Kiyan”.

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The shoe comes in all of Kiyan Anthony’s favorite colors. Kiyan’s name is stitched onto the back of the shoe. Cameron debuted the Kiyan shoe against the Phoenix Suns while playing for the Portland Trail Blazers.

Cameron later talked about not owning Jordans until his senior year of high school.

His school was sponsored by Jordan and that’s when he received his first pair of Jordans. But it’s different for his son, as he’s able to showcase his talent at such a young age and work with the $137 billion brand.

Of course, that’s not all Kiyan has to offer. His creativity is now also reflected in his new signings.

Kiyan Anthony shows off his fashion sense

Being a household name helped Kiyan sign endorsement and NIL deals. His current valuation is zero, at $515,000.

The rise in his stock can be seen in his recent signing with PSD Underwear. Kiyan said: “This is more than just a partnership, it’s a collaboration that represents my style and my love for basketball. Together we will redefine what it means to be comfortable and confident on and off the field.“

He has always been creative and is now showing off his fashion to his fans.

His fan appeal is noteworthy because he signed the deal before announcing where he would attend college. NIL trading has changed the way athletes make money, and it’s safe to say it’s for the better. What do you think of Kiyan Anthony and his creative work? Let us know in the comments!