Having previously won the Super Bowl, last year’s Kentucky Derby and the Winter Olympics as a whole, fashion icon Johnny Weir gave a nod to his champion status today with a floral mohawk inspired by the Derby’s Garland of Roses.
Some fans favor the Seahawks to win this year's Super Bowl. Others, the Patriots. All of them, alas, are fools. That's because Super Bowl XLIX has already been won, hours before kickoff, by figure skating legend and fashion icon Johnny Weir.
Johnny Weir has shut down the hat game at the Kentucky Derby. You can all go home. End it.
Johnny Weir and Tara Lipinski were on the Today Show this morning to discuss Kentucky Derby fashion and, man, did Johnny look incredible.
We enter day ten of Weir Watch wondering: Can anyone beat Johnny Weir, our Olympic fashion hero? No one in Sochi has a jewelry game like this, not even the Russian grandmothers. Weir should've interviewed Bode Miller.
Even after an entire week's worth of flawless looks, NBC's Johnny Weir is still changing the game. Today: glittered headband with matching necklace. Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby sucked because Weir and Tara Lapinski weren't cast. [Image via Tim Burke.]
Is anyone at the Sochi Olympics winning—really winning, like, hashtag winning—as thoroughly and decisively as NBC commentator and former figure skater Johnny Weir?
After five days of conservative—well, uh, semi-conservative—blazers, NBC commentator Johnny Weir is moving from silk and lace to chains and leather.
Five days in to the Sochi Olympics and NBC figure skating commentator Johnny Weir still has not exhausted his range of sport-coat looks. Poor Tara Lipinski.
Figure skater and NBC commentator Johnny Weir enters his fourth straight day of Olympic sartorial heroism with what can only be a tribute to the games' most important story, lead announcer Bob Costas' conjunctivitis.
Johnny Weir—figure skater and fashion plate—opts for a conservative ruffled shirt and silver hardware for a Monday Today appearance. Not pictured: Bob Costas, wearing conjunctivitis in a ravishing pink.
The 2014 Winter Olympics are about to be overtaken by Johnny Weir, the ex-Olympic figure skater now working for NBC during this year's Games. Absorb his above look, because it's more fun than anything that has happened in Sochi so far.
