Once again, here are the Gwenyver Figure Skating Costumes Categories:
(Note: All pictures came from the Vancouver 2010 website)
Nice, but not all that memorable
Stefan Lindemann of Germany - Figure Skating (Men's Free Skating)
Florent Amodio (France) - Figure Skating
Vaughn Chipeur of Canada - Figure Skating (Men's Free Skating)
Ooh! Nice! (Pretty is for girls.)
Vaughn Chipeur (Canada) - Figure SkatingI'm really sorry he fell, but look at the lovely design on the back of his shirt!
I especially like that the stripes are on the diagonal on half of his waistcoat and straight on the other half. I feel inspired to make myself something similar!
Przemyslaw Domanski (Poland) - Figure SkatingPatrick Chan of Canada, Figure Skating
Patrick Chan of Canada, Figure Skating
Got to love the 18th century feel of this one!
Denis Ten (Kazakhstan) - Figure Skating
What did I tell you about graded dye being in fashion!
Brian Joubert of France, Figure Skating
They are wearing what?
Ahoy matey!
Maybe it's just me, but hot pink for a guy just seams strange.
Where's Waldo meets Poison Ivy!
Artem Borodulin of Russia - Figure SkatingThe whole disco-cowboy thing is not my cup of tea.
Ri Song Chol (Democratic People's Republic of Korea) - Figure Skating
It's not that bad, but I can't help but be reminded of Cher's dress at the 67th Golden Globes Awards.
Stephane Lambiel of Switzerland, Figure SkatingThis is actually quite nice and interesting, but it makes this category due to its costumey look; it is very Elizabethan in style.
Viktor Pfeifer of Austria - Figure Skating (Men's Free Skating)
Here, my problem is with the nude yoke; in my mind, it should be reserved for the women's dresses, to make them look sexy and skin bearing while really covering everything.
Nobunari Oda of Japan, Figure SkatingAnd again here (on an otherwise smashing costume).
Adrian Schultheiss of Sweden - Figure Skating (Men's Free Skating)No offense to my friends in Germany, but what is it with the German skaters and really strange costumes?
Johnny Weir of the United States, Figure SkatingNancy-Raven was asking me about the male skater who's been the talk of the media due to his feminine costumes: as you can see, he also found his inspiration in Cher's dress. But you can truly see why Alain Goldberg made the comments which where highly criticized in the next picture:
Johnny Weir of the United States, Figure SkatingI rest my case.
Podium
I didn't skip the Turquoise category, there are just none that fit in it, so why bother.
Bronze:
Daisuke Takahashi of Japan, Figure skatingDaisuke Takahashi of Japan, Figure skating
Daisuke, had you not been on the podium, this costume would find itself in the previous category. Who wears a sheer checkered shirt? But your first costume was awesome.
Silver:
Evgeni Plushenko (Russian Federation) - Figure SkatingEvgeni Plushenko of Russia, Figure Skating
Skate with attitude! Your costumes deserve Gold.
Gold:
Evan Lysacek of the United States, Figure SkatingEvgeni Plushenko of Russia, Evan Lysacek of the United States and Daisuke Takahashi of Japan, Figure Skating
Congratulations to all the male skaters. Up next: Ice Dance!
Note: Do you realize this is my first post featuring men only? The reference to Cher's dress doesn't count!