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USA, France, Canada, and Australia Reveal Paris 2024 Olympic Opening Ceremony Uniforms

Today marks 100 days and counting towards the 2024 Paris Olympics, and various nations have begun releasing their Olympic uniforms for the 2024 event. Among the top nations that have begun dropping content reveals on social media include the USA, France, Canada, and Australia.

According to The Telegraph UK, Team Great Britain is expected to show off their Olympic opening ceremony kit tomorrow, April 18th.

USA

Team USA will be partnering with Ralph Lauren for their opening ceremony uniforms, featuring snapshots from Olympic champions Katie Ledecky and Bobby Finke.

Just as Ledecky and Finke flashed Team USA’s opening ceremony outfit, fellow 2021 Olympic teammates Torri HuskeClaire Curzan, and Michael Andrew were featured showcasing USA Swimming’s National Team kit by TYR Sport.

 

France

The nation’s brightest star in the pool, Olympic champion Leon Marchand, was recently featured on a special 100-page issue of L’Equipe, commemorating 100 years since Paris last hosted the modern Olympics in 1924. Marchand stood alongside three other known French Olympians in their opening ceremony attire by Berluti.

Canada

Another top national swimmer, teenager Summer McIntosh, was captured in a first glimpse of Team Canada’s Olympic attire, by the Vancouver-based athletic/leisurewear brand LuluLemon.

Australia

The Australia Olympic Team showcased their opening ceremony blazers on social media, by Volley Australia footwear.

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Old Bruin
6 months ago

Hot take: the opening ceremonies is actually a secret competition between designers to make the absolute dorkiest thing that they think will still get through committee. They then have a vote amongst themselves, and award medals to each other at a swanky opening ceremony afterparty, gleefully giggling that they have sufficiently mocked all the world’s best athletes!

Last edited 6 months ago by Old Bruin
RealSlimThomas
6 months ago

France looks like flight attendants

RealSlimThomas
Reply to  RealSlimThomas
6 months ago

I’m reading the comments now…I see that’s the general consensus lol

I miss the ISL (Go dawgs)
6 months ago

I wonder how much Summer’s individual deal with Lululemon influenced their partnership with Swimming Canada.

DMSWIM
Reply to  I miss the ISL (Go dawgs)
6 months ago

I think the Lululemon deal is with all of Team Canada, not just swimming.

ScovaNotiaSwimmer
Reply to  I miss the ISL (Go dawgs)
6 months ago

Not at all, LLL was selected as the official outfitter of Team Canada since 2021 for both Summer and Winter Olympics.

keuwiefuiefe
6 months ago

Doubt America will be allowed in Paris after arming the genocide.

rhode
6 months ago

Are you sure this is US opening ceremony outfit? I read somewhere else it is to be announced in June.

DMSWIM
6 months ago

Not a fan of the long sleeve shirt and linen pants for USA. With a blazer they could at least wear short sleeves underneath.

Personal Best
6 months ago

Trust the French to kick it up a notch in the fashion stakes… sleeveless blazers? Sure!
An unexpected dash of colour. Of course!

The French uniforms for me are the most fun.
Canada’s are great too. I agree though some of them look like PJs.

The US ones cannot look more preppy haha. Very expected.
And I’ve never enjoyed the green Australia always goes with, but at least they look classic and elegant (though maybe boring).

maverick1993
Reply to  Personal Best
6 months ago

Aus will always be green or gold

Personal Best
Reply to  maverick1993
6 months ago

Sure, but it’s that particular shade of green I don’t particularly like. But it’s distinct to the Australian team at least as many other countries have green and yellow uniforms.

KSW
6 months ago

the only time MA will wear that uniform

Weinstein-Smith-Ledecky-Sims
Reply to  KSW
6 months ago

LOL!

torchbearer
Reply to  KSW
6 months ago

Its OK, at the opening you only have to do one lap of the field!

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