As the world’s attention turns to the 2024 Paris Olympics, the spotlight isn’t just on the athletes but also on the celebrities who are gracing the events with their presence and impeccable style. Here’s a look at twelve celebrities who have been spotted at various Olympic venues, each showcasing their unique fashion sense and setting new trends.
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Serena Williams
The tennis legend made a stylish appearance at the Artistic Gymnastics Women’s team Final, wearing a tennis-inspired dress. Her outfit was paired with Nike Zoom Vomero 5 sneakers in Racer Blue. Serena completed the look with a nice necklace.
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Nicole Kidman
The 2024 Paris Olympics is a family affair for Nicole Kidman. She scored tickets to one of the most highly anticipated events: the Women’s Gymnastics team final.
Kidman arrived at the event in a sheer ivory blouse with ruffles tucked into a pair of high-waisted blue jeans. Merlot-colored flats and a matching Omega watch finished off the look, topped with black cat-eye sunglasses.
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Zendaya
For the first week of the games Zendaya’s outfit was literally Olympic as she delved into the fashion archives to find a vintage white Jean-Charles de Castelbajac’s spring 2008 playsuit from the ‘Sportacus’ collection. The red and blue pockets, along with green, black, and yellow piping around the neckline, arms, and legs, resembled the appearance of the Olympic rings.
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Jessica Chastain
Jessica Chastain, who was in the stands at the Artistic Gymnastics Women’s team Final with her husband and two children, was one of the celebrities who showed their patriotic side with a white jersey featuring the American flag and Olympic rings embroidered. She paired this piece with red pants.
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Pharrell Williams
Pharrell Williams, Louis Vuitton creative director, opted for the all-Vuitton fresh-off-the-clay of Roland Garros look, in basic black, summary and super-athletic. The one non-Vuitton item: gold-accented Adidas.
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Anna Wintour and director Baz Luhrmann
Vogue editor Anna Wintour and director Baz Luhrmann enjoy the City of Lights and the opening ceremony in the pouring rain. This playfulness is a rare sight for the editor and her modest look, that blended with the background and beige sandals, stylish as always.
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Rebel Wilson
Rebel Wilson was spotted at the Omega party wearing a black and white Balmain cardigan with a matching pencil skirt. The look is not ideal for summer, but it fits her well and she stands out.
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Cynthia Erivo
Cynthia Erivo in an emerald-green dress and hat by Louis Vuitton was a sight to see. The monochromatic look was truly a fashion moment. We guess she was channeling the next character she plays, Elphaba in “Wicked.”
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Snoop Dogg
It seems Snoop Dogg is having the most fun in Pari, if you hadn’t noticed, he is everywhere. He also brings the best accessories and knows how to rock a Ralph Lauren jacket better than most! He had the chance to try on some Ralph Lauren gear at the Team USA Welcome Experience and turned out to be runway and Olympics ready.
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Queen Letizia of Spain
Now we had to notice that sometimes a Queen can go casual too if at the Olympic Games. We see her cheering on Spain’s team and looking just as one in the crowd. The all-white look on her slim figure looks lovely and just that most of us have never seen her dressed so simply it is how she makes the list.
These celebrities have brought their A-game to the Paris Olympics, each showcasing a blend of sophistication, boldness, and unique style. From classic elegance to modern edge, their outfits not only celebrate the Olympic spirit but also highlight Paris’s status as a fashion capital. Whether attending sporting
events or making appearances at ceremonies, these stars have ensured that their fashion statements are as memorable as the games themselves.
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