The best dressed athletes at ESPN The Magazine's 'Body Issue' party

On Wednesday night, the Staples Center will host the 25th annual ESPY awards, celebrating the best that sports have to offer, both in terms of plays on the field play and good deeds done off the court.

In anticipation of the event, ESPN The Magazine hosted their "Body Issue" party on Tuesday night, allowing some of those that will be participating in the awards an extra day to go out and show off their best looks.

While some athletes were dressed to the nines, others wore outfits that kept them comfortable in their skin and on the red carpet. Everyone looked great in their own way, except for Julian Edelman, who could've stood to button another button or two on his shirt.

Below you can find some of our favorite looks from the ESPN "Body Issue" red carpet.

Body Issue cover star Ezekiel Elliot went for a more casual look, but included a jacket that guys everywhere will be looking to add to their fall wardrobes.

Paralympian Swimmer Victoria Arlen and anchor Lindsay Czarniak were both more than ready for the runway, two of the best-dressed women of the night.

Nick Young arrived on the red carpet with as much swag as his nickname implies.

2016 WNBA MVP Nneka Ogwumike looked stunning. She'll be accepting the Capital One Cup on Stanford's behalf on Wednesday night.

New England Patriots James White and Dion Lewis both looked simple and clean, though they decided against adding their Super Bowl rings to their outfits.

Steve Serio was all smiles after helping to lead Team USA to a gold medal at the 2016 Paralympics in Rio last year.

Pro golfer and fitness model Chelsea Lynn Pezzola was arm in arm with 'Bachelor' alum Chase McNary.

Figure skaters Ashley Wagner and Adam Rippon might've rocked the boldest style choices of the night, wearing them with the same confidence they take to the ice.

Lindsey Vonn's bold look stood out from the crowd.

Former Air Force Sergeant Israel Del Toro will be receiving the Pat Tillman Award for service on Wednesday night.

Jacksonville Jaguars tight end Mercedes Lewis had either the best or worst look of the night, depending on how bold you like your fashion choices.

AJ Andrews, the first woman to be awarded a Gold Glove, was another of the best-dressed of the night.

DeAndre Jordan had one of the best smiles of the night, showing off a suit that fit perfectly on his almost seven foot frame.

Broncos pro-bowler Chris Harris Jr. dressed down for the evening, but had some of the best shoes of the night.

And while Julian Edelman looked good and was rightfully proud of his spread in the Body Issue, but really could've buttoned another button to help keep the look together.

Now check out all the amazing covers from the 2017 Body Issue

Presenting this year's ESPN 'Body Issue' covers