The mother of all sports is back, this time in Paris. The Olympics are set to feature numerous top-class athletes. But before that, there will be an opening ceremony scheduled to take place on July 26, 2024, at 11:00 p.m. IST. The opening ceremony is where all the athletes and one flag bearer will carry their flags and feel proud to represent their countries.
Not only the flags but also the national-inspired outfits will be in the limelight. Currently, one country taking center stage is Mongolia, as their outfits have been considered the best by social media viewers. But why are they getting so famous? Learn all about Mongolia’s viral outfit for the Paris Olympics and the required details.
What is Mongolia uniform for Olympics?
According to various fashion critics, the best-dressed Olympic team is Mongolia, led by designers Michel Choigaalaa and Amazonka Choigaalaa, and labeled by Michel & Amazonka. After Instagram users saw Mongolia’s uniform, there was a huge flood of praise that took over the internet. It reached the extent where someone commented, “Absolutely stunning. Team Mongolia gets the gold for the most incredible uniforms.”
What does Mongolian Olympic uniform depict?
Mongolia’s uniform is a tribute to Mongolian culture, inspired by the traditional Mongolian deel, a calf-length tunic. The ivory ensemble features cuffed, billowing sleeves, a pleated skirt, and an embroidered vest, offset by pops of color in the collar, cuffs, and vest. It also includes a mythical deer from traditional folklore. According to Michel & Amazonka, the fashion designers, each individual uniform took dozens of hours to make, which isn’t surprising given the intricate level of detail.
Michel & Amazonka also designed Mongolian Airlines outfit
As mentioned earlier, these uniforms were designed by the fashion label Michel & Amazonka, which is led by two sisters. It is noteworthy to add that both sisters have also designed uniforms for Mongolian Airlines. Also, they created the official attire for Team Mongolia at both the 2020 and 2022 Olympics. But the designers gained attention after their creation became a sensation in 2024.
We are still in a state of shock,” says director and general manager Batbaatar Munkhbaya, told GQ from the Michel & Amazonka workshop based in Ulaanbaatar.
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