Style on Ice: The Olympic Figure Skaters Are Bringing Their A-Games

Gabrielle Daleman wore what has become a bit of a trend among the solo ice-skating ladies: a one-sleeved performance costume.

Kanako Murakami wore a moody purple, gray, and black costume during her performance.

Elizaveta Ukolova wore a teal outfit on the ice.

Valentina Marchei wore a white outfit during competition.

Gracie Gold wore red on the ice.

Yuna Kim wore a chartreuse costume decorated with rhinestones on the ice.

Li Zijun's black costume had a little pop of pink.

Adelina Sotnikova wore a red outfit with cutouts during her performance.

Julia Lipnitskaia combined a few shades of blue in her competition outfit.

Xintong Huang and Xun Zheng both wore gray for their ice dancing competition.

Julia Zlobina wore a vibrant pink dress, while Alexei Sitnikov went for a more subdued gray blazer.

Elena Ilinykh and Nikita Katsalapov also took a more formal route.

Nathalie Pechalat and Fabian Bourzat got more than a little sassy during their ice dancing routine.

Meryl Davis and Charlie White could have danced all night in these outfits.

Alexandra Paul and Mitchell Islam both wore a daring shade of red on the ice.

Lloyd Jones kept things simple in basic black, but his partner Pernelle Carron looked like a princess.

Spanish skater Sara Hurtado might have had the most interesting, painterly onesie Sochi has ever seen — and her partner Adria Diaz didn't look bad either.

Anna Cappellini and Luca Lanotte looked great on the ice.

Meryl Davis and Charlie White returned to the ice in shades of blue and purple.

Aliona Savchenko and Robin Szolkowy looked ready for Valentine's Day in pink and red.

Tatiana Volosozhar and Maxim Trankov, who won the gold medal for pair figure skating, wore mellow yellow costumes.

Qing Pang and Jian Tong looked cool in red and blue.

Yuri Larionov and Vera Bazarova looked like they were wearing fantasy armor.

Fedor Klimov and Ksenia Stolbova were white, black, and red all over.

Kirsten Moore-Towers and Dylan Moscovitch wore all black on the ice.

Fedor Klimov and Ksenia Stolbova coordinated their maroon tops (and their moves) perfectly.

Evgeni Krasnopolski's ombré shirt blended perfectly into Andrea Davidovich's blue dress.

The only thing more dramatic than this backflip, perfectly executed by Stefania Berton and Ondrej Hotarek, is Berton's red-and-black outfit.

Nathan Bartholomay's red belt perfectly matched the color of Felicia Zhang's dress.

The focus of Kirsten Moore-Towers's costume, which she wore on the ice with partner Dylan Moscovitch, was blocks of bold color.

Yuri Larionov's simple all-black outfit let Vera Bazarova's black-and-white costume shine.

Aliona Savchenko set tongues wagging with the all-hot-pink ensemble she and partner Robin Szolkowy wore on the ice.

Gracie Gold wore an ombré leotard accented with no shortage of rhinestones.

Leave it to Brit David King to smarten up with a tie. Still, his ice-blue cravat didn't stop him from lifting his teammate Stacy Kemp high into the air.

Narumi Takahashi and Ryuichi Kihara went for simple yet elegant outfits in red and black.

Zhang Hao and Peng Cheng gave their routine a colorful lift with blue and green ensembles.

Maylin and Daniel Wende chose dove gray outfits accented with just the right amount of sparkle.

Simon Shnapir and Marissa Castelli went back to black for their performance.

Who doesn't love a little purple? Vanessa James wore an all-lavender look on the ice, while her partner Morgan Ciprès used it as an accent.

Stefania Berton and Ondrej Hotárek looked bold in their golden competition gear.

One of the biggest style statements so far was easily from Maxim Trankov and Tatiana Volosozhar, who looked like Cinderella and Prince Charming in their costumes.

Evgeni Krasnopolski lifted Andrea Davidovich into the air, both of them wearing purple and white costumes.