Jordan Chiles Makes Her Mark on New York Fashion Week in Gen-Z Coded Outfit

It's only day one of the festivities, but the Olympic gymnast is already on top of her game

From one fashion capital to the next!

Jordan Chiles has officially touched down in New York City for Fashion Week following the 2024 Paris Olympics, and it's safe to say she’s taking over the Big Apple in style.

On Sept. 6, the gymnast shared three Instagram photos of her latest outfit, which consisted of an oversize tan denim jacket and cargo pants (an updated version of the Canadian tuxedo that screams Gen Z) from Las Vegas Apparel, a brand she previously worked with back in February.

In the snapshots, the 23-year-old showed off all angles of her streetwear-inspired pieces, such as the fiery scorpio graphic and the word “limited” on the back of her outwear.

She teamed the set with sunglasses, a statement necklace and orange sneakers. Her hair was styled in braids.

Since landing in the city, Chiles has been updating fans on all the outfits she’s been wearing. As of writing, she’s worn four in two days, including the sporty pleated skirt and preppy maroon cardigan she wore to the US Open on Sept. 5.

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Chiles’ appearances in New York comes one month after her participation in the Olympics.

There, she and Team USA secured gold medals with their routines before Chiles earned her first solo bronze for her floor routine on Aug. 5 after she initially finished in fifth place based on the judges' scoring.

However, the medal was stripped from her after a Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) judge ruled in favor of Ana Barbosu and Sabrina Maneca-Voinea, who initially finished in fourth and fifth place in the final before Chiles' score was changed to more accurately reflect the difficulty level of her routine.

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Chiles posted a series of emotional messages on social media just before the CAS ruling was made public, announcing that she would be “removing” herself from social media to protect her mental health.

She made a stylish comeback on Instagram on Aug. 27 with three sexy bikinis photos since updated with the caption, “golden paradise.”

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