The fashion brand announced the major collaboration, as the partnership is a natural fit since Dsquared2 founders (and identical twins!) Dean and Dan Caten were born in Toronto.
Fashion brand set to design uniform for Canada at Olympics
Dsquared2 seems to be smashing it this week. Kendall Jenner wore their sexy thigh-high sandals to the MTV Movie Awards. Now, they are designing uniforms for Team Canada at the 2016 Olympics.
Dsquared2 designs uniform for team Canada
The styles for men and women include a red blazer, black jogger-style pants and white crewneck shirt—all inspired by the country's iconic maple leaf. The finishing detail is white sneakers with black soles and red touches on the heel, reminiscent of an Adidas Stan Smith shoe.
The uniforms were created in partnership with Hudson's Bay department stores, one of Canada's most iconic companies. According to Hudson's Bay president, Liz Rodbell, "We are excited that the Dsquared2-designed look will give the athletes that extra boost of Canadian cool. We want them to feel strong and confident as they march into the stadium."
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