LeBron James, Coco Gauff, Noah Lyles, and Katie Ledecky Flaunt Ralph Lauren Outfits For Opening Ceremony Of 2024 Paris Olympics

LeBron James, Coco Gauff, Noah Lyles, and Katie Ledecky showcase Ralph Lauren's Team USA Olympic outfits, blending classic style with individual flair for the 2024 Paris Games opening ceremony.

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Published on Jul 26, 2024 | 11:15 PM IST | 107.3K
LeBron James, Coco Gauff, Noah Lyles, and Katie Ledecky showcase Ralph Lauren's Team USA Olympic outfits.
Coco Gauff and LeBron James (Getty Images)

In what appears to be a display of patriotic fashion, American sports icons LeBron James, Noah Lyles, and Katie Ledecky have taken the internet by storm with their stunning Ralph Lauren outfits for the 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony. 

The athletes’ reveal offers a glimpse into the elegant appeal awaiting viewers when Team USA makes its grand entrance on the global stage.

 


Ralph Lauren's classic American vision

As the official outfitter for Team USA since 2008, Ralph Lauren has once again crafted a collection that embodies the essence of American style. 

 


David Lauren, the company's Chief Branding Officer, highlighted the challenge of creating uniforms that cater to diverse body types and personalities while maintaining a cohesive look.

 


The opening ceremony ensemble features a dark blue blazer adorned with red and white trim on the lapel, paired with a striped oxford shirt, blue jeans, and a navy tie. 

This classic combination pays homage to Ralph Lauren's iconic aesthetic while perfectly capturing the spirit of the Olympic Games.

 


Lebron James and Coco Gauff to be the flag bearers for theTeam USA

LeBron James along with Coco Gauff is set to serve as a flag bearer for Team USA, with enthusiasm for the formal attire. 

The flag bearer ensemble is a bit different, which features a crisp white blazer adorned with red and blue trim on the lapel, paired with a striped oxford shirt, blue jeans, and a navy tie. 

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For numerous young Olympians, the Ralph Lauren blazer represents a significant milestone. 

"A lot of the young athletes have told us this is their first blazer, this is the first time they've ever worn a tie," David Lauren revealed. "It's a piece of history that they're wearing."

The journey of these garments is as remarkable as the athletes who will wear them. 

The wool used in the opening ceremony blazer traverses multiple states, from its origins in Nevada, Colorado, and Oregon to its final assembly in Long Island City. 

 


Noah Lyles revolutionizes track and field fashion

While the Ralph Lauren uniforms set the tone for Team USA's collective appearance, individual athletes like Noah Lyles are pushing the boundaries of fashion in their respective sports. 

Lyles, a sprinting sensation with his sights set on four gold medals in Paris, has become a trailblazer in bringing high fashion to track and field.

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"You know I work on my body 364 days a year – I might as well show it off!" Lyles told BBC Sport, explaining his passion for fashion.  


His bold choices, including wearing a women's Stella McCartney suit that he "made look masculine," have sparked conversations and inspired fellow athletes to embrace personal style.

Determined to elevate track and field's profile, Lyles has spearheaded the introduction of pre-meet fashion walks, similar to those seen in the NBA. 

"I'm very keen to put track and field in different spaces," Lyles explained on The Kelly Clarkson Show. "Let them see your style. We only got nine, 19, 43...seconds for people to see us on TV. Give them more opportunities to see your personality."


This initiative has gained traction, with athletes like Lynna Irby-Jackson, Gabby Thomas, and Anna Hall participating in fashion walk-ins at recent events. 

Thomas praised the movement, stating, "It's really good for the sport. Any time you can do something that can support and promote track and field as a whole, I'll be there to do it."

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With many athletes embodying timeless elegance and Noah Lyles pushing creative boundaries, the 2024 Paris Olympics promise to be a visual spectacle both on and off the field of play.

The fusion of Ralph Lauren's iconic designs with the athletes' personal flair showcases the evolving relationship between sports and fashion. 

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