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Philadelphia 76ers star James Harden slammed by NBA fans for ‘cookie monster’ outfit ahead of playoffs series opener

PHILADELPHIA 76ers star James Harden has certainly proven that he has a distinctive style.

Ahead of the 76ers' Conference Semifinals series opening 119-115 win against the Boston Celtics, the 33-year-old former NBA MVP arrived at the TD Garden in an eye-catching outfit.

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Harden is a 10-time NBA All-Star and six-time All-NBA First-Team memberCredit: Getty Images - Getty
The debut of his bold outfit was followed by an exceptional 45-point performance against BostonCredit: Getty Images - Getty

His outfit, with baggy blue pants made out of fur and a matching coat with a black-and-yellow design that wraps around the back, caused fans to spiral.

They didn't hold back on Twitter.

One fan compared Harden to the "cookie monster."

Another said they "don’t know what to feel."

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Perhaps most brutally, one fan suggested: "This is the worst dressed a human being has ever been."

This was far from Harden's first bold outfit choice - something he is well known for.

Look no further than his most recent Instagram post, in which he wore a white outfit covered in textured purple flowers, combined with a reflective Louis Vuitton case.

Harden also recently turned up for a game against the Brooklyn Nets in a striking long purple coat and matching tasseled pants and shoes.

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And as for his cookie monster outfit, one fan's response turned out to be spot on.

"James harden masterclass coming up !" they wrote, something he proved true shortly after, scoring a career playoff high of 45 points, including a three-pointer from 26 feet out to give Philly the lead with a matter of seconds to go.

The former Oklahoma City Thunder, Houston Rockets, and Nets star finished the night with another six to his name, as he helped the 76ers take a 1-0 lead in the series.

Boston will host the 76ers in Game Two on Wednesday, May 3.

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Harden gave the 76ers a 118-115 lead before Paul Reed added on a free throw with 4.1 seconds to goCredit: EPA
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