While the realms of sports and fashion have overlapped for some time now, the growing intersection between the two fields provided for some amusing stories in 2013.

Athletes made headlines with what they wore (New York Knicks guard Iman Shumpert) and what they didn't wear (Houston Rockets forward Chandler Parsons). We saw a shoe inspired by a cereal and a high fashion designer work with a cheerleading team.

Here are some of the most popular stories featured on ThePostGame in 2013.

Most Memorable Sports Fashion Stories Of 2013 Includes Eagles Cheerleaders Slideshow

Vera Wang Designs Uniforms

For the second time in the past decade, designed the outfits for the Philadelphia Eagles cheerleaders. Wang is close friends with team owners Jeff and Christina Weiss Lurie.

Chandler Parsons Is A Model

The Houston Rockets forward is having a breakout year, both with his jersey on and without it.

Steve Spurrior Coaches Shirtless

Speaking of going shirtless, the South Carolina coach apparently doesn't enforce a "no shirt, no shoes" rule at practice. Spurrier was spotted without a shirt and with nothing on his feet at a Gamecocks practice this year.

Trevor Romaine Styles Chest Hair

Oregon State's kicker showed off an, um, "interesting" chest hair/facial hair combination this year that kind of had him resembling Zach Galifianakis' character from the Hangover movies.

Nelly Designs Cereal-Inspired LeBrons

The popular rapper teamed up with Honey Nut Cheerios for these personalized "Must Be The Honey" LeBron Xs.

Mrs. RGIII Wears Sweet Redskins Heels

For Washington's first game of the season, the Redskins quarterback's wife wore a pair of personalized pumps which had "Hail To The Redskins" inscribed on the side.

Serena Injured By Her Own Jewelry

During the quarterfinal round of the French Open, the tennis superstar suffered a "bling blister" from the big diamond ring she was wearing on her right pinky. No matter, as Williams put the ring on a different finger and went on to win the tournament.

Jim Harbaugh Switches To Cleats

The San Francisco coach started wearing cleats to help with traction on the field, and he noticed that his team won every time he donned the kicks. And, as a matter of fact, the 49ers still haven't lost a game in which Harbaugh has donned cleats.