The excitement of the Winter Olympics may be over, but get ready for the 2026 Milano-Cortina Paralympic Games starting on March 6. Anticipate thrilling performances on the snow and ice, as well as standout fashion moments in one of the world’s fashion capitals.
Let’s introduce you to some of the most stylish Paralympic stars who are set to bring a touch of fashion flair to the Games.
First up, Oksana Masters from the USA. With an impressive collection of 19 Paralympic medals, Masters stands out not only for her athletic prowess but also for her fashion sense. Whether she’s dressed in a floral frock, a tweed miniskirt paired with sneakers, or sporting athletic separates with a corset top and miniskirt at a Nike fashion show, Masters always exudes style. She also represents luxury watchmaker Omega and has been featured in Women’s Health and a LancoÌ‚me beauty campaign.
Next, we have Natalie Wilkie from Canada, a seven-time Paralympic medalist. Wilkie, an ambassador for Lululemon, not only excels in sports but also in style. She collaborated with Lululemon for the Team Canada collection campaign, providing valuable input for designs tailored to Paralympic athletes’ needs. Wilkie’s off-duty style includes baggy jeans, fitted tank tops, oversized sweaters, and cozy knit toques.
Moving on to China’s Zhang Mengqiu, a standout in Para alpine skiing. Zhang made history at the Beijing Paralympic Games by clinching China’s first gold in Para alpine skiing and winning medals in all five events she competed in. Her creative hairstyles at podiums, from cute animal ear braids to glittering headbands, added a playful touch to her victories.
Brenna Huckaby, a Para snowboarder from the USA, is known for her vibrant purple hair and colorful off-slope outfits. A three-time Paralympic gold medalist, Huckaby made waves as Aerie’s first brand ambassador with a physical disability.
Ebba Ã…rsjö from Sweden, a Para alpine skier with three Paralympic medals, including two golds, brings her fashion sense to the slopes. As a model for Uniqlo’s Team Sweden collection campaign, Ã…rsjö’s Instagram showcases her elegant style in pretty dresses and chic gowns.
Cécile Hernandez, a four-time Paralympic medallist from France in Para snowboarding, not only excels in sports but also in fashion. Whether she’s rocking laid-back denim with a fur jacket or bold separates in bright hues, Hernandez’s style is a winning combination.
Dani Aravich, a Para cross-country skier and biathlete from the USA, showcases her preppy and cowboy-inspired style. Aravich, a three-time Paralympian, collaborated with local businesses to create custom pieces for her supporters during the Games.
Finally, Vincent Boily from Canada, a Para ice hockey player, is making a mark in Canadian Paralympic hockey. Boily’s fashion choices lean towards cool and casual, as seen on his Instagram featuring stylish hoodies, oversized tees, and trendy accessories.
These Paralympic stars not only shine in their respective sports but also bring their unique fashion statements to the 2026 Milano-Cortina Paralympic Games.