Olympics

Olympics

Bring home the gold with a classic, sporty Olympic athlete look.

Whether you are channeling a modern track star or a retro gymnastics champion, an Olympic athlete costume is a crowd-pleasing, comfortable choice. This look centers on athletic wear, patriotic colors, and the ultimate accessory: a gold medal. It is highly customizable for individuals, couples, or large groups.

Difficulty
Easy
Time
~15 min
Budget
$1550

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40 Olympics costume ideas

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What you need for a Olympics costume

  • Athletic track jacket

    A zip-up sports jacket in patriotic colors like red, white, and blue.

    DIY: Use any solid-colored zip-up jacket you own and add a temporary flag patch.

  • Athletic shorts or leggings

    Comfortable running shorts or athletic leggings that match the jacket.

  • Gold medal

    A large, metallic gold-colored toy medal on a red, white, and blue striped neck ribbon.

    DIY: Cut a circle out of cardboard, wrap it in gold foil, and attach it to a striped ribbon.

  • Sweatband set

    A matching set of terrycloth headbands and wristbands in white or blue.

  • Running shoes

    Clean, comfortable athletic sneakers.

How to put it together

  1. 1

    Put on your base athletic wear, starting with the shorts or running leggings.

  2. 2

    Layer the athletic track jacket over a simple t-shirt or tank top.

  3. 3

    Place the gold medal ribbon over your neck so the medal rests flat against your chest.

  4. 4

    Slide on the terrycloth headband and matching wristbands.

  5. 5

    Lace up your athletic running shoes to complete the sporty silhouette.

  6. 6

    Optionally, drape a national flag over your shoulders like a cape for a post-victory lap look.

Makeup & hair

Keep hair practical and sporty, such as a high ponytail, French braids, or a slicked-back style. Makeup should be minimal and fresh-faced, perhaps with temporary flag tattoos on the cheeks.

Olympics for couples, groups, kids & more

couples
One person dresses as the gold medalist athlete while the other wears a judge's outfit or a coach's tracksuit with a clipboard.
group
Gather a team where everyone wears matching tracksuits from different countries, or dress up as the five Olympic rings using colored t-shirts.
kids
A simple toddler tracksuit paired with a lightweight plastic gold medal is comfortable and easy to move in.
Plus size
Tracksuits with elastic waistbands and relaxed-fit athletic jerseys offer a comfortable, true-to-size fit for all body types.
pet
A small red, white, and blue dog t-shirt with a lightweight felt gold medal attached to the collar.

Tips

  • Choose breathable athletic fabrics so you stay cool and comfortable at crowded parties.
  • Use safety pins to secure your gold medal to your jacket so it does not bounce around while you walk.
  • Carry a small sports bottle or shaker cup as a practical prop that doubles as a hydration source.

Olympics costume FAQ

How do I make a DIY Olympic gold medal?
Cut a circle out of sturdy cardboard, wrap it tightly in shiny gold foil, and use a hot glue gun to attach it to a red, white, and blue striped ribbon.
What is the easiest way to make a group Olympic costume?
Have everyone wear matching solid-colored t-shirts representing the Olympic rings (blue, yellow, black, green, and red) and hold them up in the classic interlocking pattern.
Can I wear this for a winter theme?
Yes! Swap the shorts for snow pants, add a winter beanie, and carry ski goggles or a snowboard to transform into a Winter Olympian.

Did you know? The gold medals awarded at the modern Olympic Games are actually made mostly of sterling silver, finished with a thin plating of real gold.