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    Top 13 Olympic Fashion Moments (So Far!)

    From diamond grills to luxe leotards, see our highlight reel of the best style moments at the London Games. By Rebecca Tay, Flare

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    1. Nail art! This trend started at Vancouver 2010, when local gal Christina Culver painted Australian gold medal snowboarder Torah Bright’s nails gold—and they then appeared on an Australian postage stam
    2. Ryan Lochte
    3. Gymnast leotards are, like the skating dresses at the Winter Games, one of our favourite parts of the Summer Olympics. They’re sparkly, they’re shiny, they’re… spandex! Love the statement necklace eff
    4. You could practically hear the collective “ahhh” when Scottish singer Emeli Sande stepped out onto the stage during the Opening Ceremony in this Jonathan Saunders blue-black ombré gown. Emeli Sande; P
    5. There’s no end to Team GB pride during these Games, as you can see from the streets of London. Thankfully, street style photographer (and Canadian-cum-Londoner) Michelle Bobb-Parris has also spotted a
    6. From her involvement in creating all of the Team GB kit to her dad’s stellar performance at the Opening Ceremony, Stella McCartney has been everywhere—and documenting it on Instagram. Photos Courtesy
    7. Known as the “party” event of London 2012, beach volleyball supporters have been treated to halftime routines by women wearing retro swimsuits and Bettie Page bangs. The highlight of these performance
    8. Surprisingly, the A-listers haven’t been hitting the events regularly (maybe the warnings about the Olympic Park’s airport security turned them off), but there are a few that have shown up—some lookin
    9. Fashion gals love their Isabel Marant hidden-wedge sneaks, but the award for trendiest kicks at the Games goes to Nike, hands down. The neon yellow spikes that at least one athlete in every track and
    10. Thanks to Sarah Mower and the British Fashion Council, 350 of the Opening Ceremony dancers wore costumes designed by a trio of relatively unknown Brit designers: Michael Van der Ham, Christopher Shann
    11. Synchronized swimming is a bit of an odd sport (we get a bit freaked out by how long those girls can hold their breath), but kudos to Russian duo Natalia Ischenko and Svetlana Romashina for having the
    12. Kate Middleton and Prince Wills have been a constant fixture at the Games—how cute was it seeing him pick her up in excitement at the velodrome?!—but her outfits have been less than exciting. Less tha
    13. Besides the cute Heidi-esque braid/high ponytails that some of the (mostly eastern European) competitors have been sporting to keep their bangs back, we’re loving the effort some of the athletes have