The uniforms of Australia’s athletes for the upcoming Olympic games in Paris are starting to arrive, but not everyone is happy with them.
A video showing the reactions of Alanna Kennedy and Mackenzie Arnold, who play for the Matildas, went viral on social media. The players seemed uninterested in one of the outfits, which featured a gold and green skirt and a printed top.
The video showed the players reacting awkwardly as they walked around. They then mouthed the words “let’s go” before quickly getting back to their feet.
The post about the uniforms was captioned “POV: Olympics gear arrived!” Many of the reactions were negative, with some people ridiculing how the outfit made the athletes look.
One person stated that they felt awkward while wearing the dress, while another said that they needed a squad dance immediately.
Others called for the athletes to take awkward family photos while wearing the uniforms. They also joked about how matching the outfits were.
One person referred to the uniforms as the high school skirts everyone had rolled to an inch of their life in the 00s.
The athletes are required to wear various uniforms during the Olympic games, as well as during the closing and opening ceremonies. In addition, the Australian Olympians’ Oath will be featured inside the jacket pockets of the blazers that will be worn during the ceremony. It will feature the names of all the country’s Olympic champions.
The athletes’ uniforms will feature the artwork of Paul Fleming, who is an Olympic boxer from Australia.
He designed the “Walking Together” design, which features the Olympians’ oath inside the pocket square.
Anna Meares, the chef de mission of the Olympics, said that wearing the uniforms during the opening ceremony was a special moment for the country’s athletes.
I am very proud to receive four official team uniforms from the Australian Olympic Committee.
These represent the diverse backgrounds and experiences of our athletes, and it allows us to come together as a team. It also creates a sense of belonging to the nation’s proud history.
The uniforms represent the beginning of the Olympic journey and the post-games wear of our Olympians continues to be proudly displayed at events long after our days as exceptional competitors.
The uniforms represent the pinnacle of excellence and are treasured by all of our athletes. Its comfort, quality, and feel make us feel proud and confident.
The Australian Olympians’ oath will be held at the heart-shaped inside lining, which will feature the support of all of the country’s Olympic champions. In addition, Australian athletes will be able to wear dresses during the games in Paris.
Charlotte Caslick, who won a gold medal in the women’s rugby sevens event, said that it was the first time that the team had ever worn a dress. She noted that the Paris weather would be hot and humid, which would make the athletes’ choice of lightweight clothes ideal.