Wonder no more: The pair of Olympic figure skaters, who are returning as NBC commentators, brought their followers inside their hotel stay in a pair ofroomtoursshared on social media on Wednesday.
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“White is kind of my go-to in summer,” Weir said as he showed off a favorite ruffled, see-through top. He had a rack full of color as well, he said, which was unusual for him – but the designer Issey Miyake “sent me to Tokyo to represent Japanese designers.”
“I’m just so overwhelmed and so excited,” Weir said before raving of the “drawers full of sparkly stuff” that Erickson Beamon had sent, including a wrist piece he called “soup can… but make it fashion.”
Lipinski, too, had lots to detail: three dozen or so pairs of shoes (including Golden Gooses and Tom Fords) and, for her outfits, “lots of florals,” with pieces from LoveShackFancy, Alice + Olivia and Dress the Population.
“Short and flirty is how you roll in summer,” Weir noted.
But the “best part of the room,” Lipinski said, was her snacks: plenty of goldfish, plus peanut butter pretzels and M&M’s. (“Mix them!” Lipinski said.)
She and Weir, close friends and fellow Olympic figure skaters,first made a splash as analystsfor NBCSN during the 2014 Winter Olympics before moving to Olympic primetime in 2018 and returning this year for Tokyo.
“It’s been really fun,” Lipinski said then, adding, “Now we’re on a much bigger stage and so I feel like the response has been even bigger.”
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The styles were no more important than the commentating, Weir told PEOPLE in 2018.
“We have a duty to say it like it is and teach people about our sport. … We want people to love what they’re seeing, we want people to understand what they’re seeing,” he said.
To learn more about Team USA, visitTeamUSA.org. Watch the Tokyo Olympics beginning July 23rd and the Tokyo Paralympics beginning August 24th on NBC.
source: people.com
