Australia’s Stars Take Catwalk At Paris Olympic Swimsuit Reveal

The Speedo "space age" connected Olympic swimsuits for Paris 2024 were unveiled at an event in Brisbane, overlooking the 2032 Games city. The event featured golden girls of Tokyo Ariarne Titmus and Emma McKeon on the catwalk, along with other stars from Olympic and Para swimming, diving, and water polo. The suits are designed to provide a competitive edge through advanced technology and innovative design.

One unique aspect of the current discussion is the focus on the connection between the Speedo swimsuits and the 2032 Games city of Brisbane. While the unveiling event was held in Brisbane, the suits are actually designed for the Paris 2024 Olympics, highlighting the potential for future advancements in swimsuit technology and design.

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The stars of Australia's aquatic sports lit up an otherwise inclement day when Speedo unveiled its "space age" connected Olympic swimsuits for Paris – overlooking the 2032 Games city of Brisbane today.

The golden girls of Tokyo Ariarne Titmus and Emma McKeon were front and centre on the catwalk as an impressive line-up, of stars from Olympic and Para swimming, diving, and water polo strutted their stuff and no way was a rain-soaked day in the Queensland capital going to rain on this parade.

The Speedo Olympic swimsuit launch is always the unofficial start to the Olympic year in Australia with its roots dating back to the 1956 Olympic team in Melbourne and the stars of Tokyo were on show alongside a new fresh brigade of faces determined to book their spots when the City of Light hosts the 2024 Games in less than 100n days.

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