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A Variety Of Costumes And "Olympic Fashion Show" At The Opening Ceremony Of The Olympic Games

2008/8/9 15:49:00 67

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Fashion Show Opening Ceremony Olympic Games

On the evening of 8, more than ten thousand athletes from 204 countries and regions in the world marched into the "bird's nest" and staged a super large fashion show for the opening dinner.

Big robe, mandarin jacket, straw hat, Western-style clothes, grass skirt...

The styles of sportsmen are very different, or solemn, or leisure, or traditional or modern, all of which reflect the cultural characteristics of their respective countries and regions and nationalities.

Tang costume

It was the Swedish delegation that was the most eye-catching dress that evening. Although the main blue color of the dress was not loud, the style was unique -- Qipao and Zhongshan suit.

The female players entered the field wearing knee cheongsam, and they were dancing with a little fan with cheongsam, with a Swedish flag on it.

The men were wearing dark blue tunic and dark trousers.

This "Chinese" dress is a bit of a retro and a foil to the elegance of the audience.

The dress style of the New Zealand delegation is also quite similar to that of the Tang suit: Black Padded printed Liriodendron and big crotch trousers.

When the athletes walked into the bird's nest, a Chinese wind appeared.

Gentleman article

Dark suits and black shoes -- Eritrean sportsmen did not affect their Olympic passion.

They waved enthusiastically at the bleachers in the stands and whistled.

Like Eritrea's delegation, it is "conservative" and Congo (cloth), China Taipei, Iraq delegation and so on.

Iraqi athletes, who are widely concerned about the "ban", are dressed in green suits, white trousers and white shoes. They are both dignified and lively.

The audience gave the loudest applause and cheers for the 7 "hard won" athletes.

Leisure articles

Unlike those "restrained" formal attire, athletes from African and Latin American countries and regions mostly choose casual dress.

Athletes in the Marshall Islands are wearing light blue printed short sleeves and white wide leg trousers, which are somewhat similar to the "island suit" of Hainan, China.

It seems that casual wear brings relaxed mood. The athletes are very relaxed, singing and dancing all the way, and taking photos with each other.

Gabon athletes wearing blue and yellow short sleeves and yellow cap are also very casual.

Israeli athletes are dressed as navy: upper body is a short sleeved Lapel T-shirt with sky blue stripes, and a white navy leg is worn under white broad leg casual pants.

Full dress

"The nation is the world" - more delegations uphold this principle and dress for national characteristics.

Bhutanese sportsmen are wearing bright red, long coat style ethnic costumes.

In fact, this dress is not strange to the audience. Not long ago, Carina Lau wore this dress in his wedding with Tony Leung.

A Mauritius athlete wearing yellow green, broken flower robes, this dance loving nation, ignites the enthusiasm of the audience with a smile full of tropical sunshine.

On the stage, they waved together to dance with each other.

Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Togo, Angola, Benin...

These African countries, Pacific island countries and Arabia countries have shown audiences around the world their national costumes.

The safflower ornaments on the head of Papua New Guinea women athletes are "ethnic" and can no longer be "national".