Aori Nishimura of Japan prepares for the final heat in the women's street skateboarding finals at the 2020 Summer Olympics on July 26, 2021, in Tokyo, Japan. (BEN CURTIS / AP)

TOKYO - Skateboarders making their debut at the Olympics are attracting attention for their outfits as much as for their skills.

Twitter users on Monday were especially impressed by local competitor Aori Nishimura, whose all-white uniform and platinum blonde hair shone against a grey-and-purple skate park in the heats.

Thirteen-year-old Brazilian Rayssa Leal landed her impressive tricks in tan-coloured cargo pants held up by a black skater belt.

Rayssa Leal of Brazil competes in the women's street skateboarding finals at the 2020 Summer Olympics on July 26, 2021, in Tokyo, Japan. (BEN CURTIS / AP)

Skateboarders have often been courted by high-end brands seeking to burnish their street credibility

Many of the athletes representing the United States, Japan and Brazil are already fashion icons so it was no surprise that fans were quick to admire their Olympic outfits on social media.

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In Sunday's men's heats, the white ensemble and blue cap sported by France's Vincent Milou won particular praise.

Vincent Milou of France reacts after his skate during the men's street skateboarding finals at the 2020 Summer Olympics on July 25, 2021, in Tokyo, Japan. (JAE C. HONG / AP)

Skaters such as 26-year-old star Nyjah Huston regularly share photos of their outfits to their millions of followers on Instagram.

On Sunday, Huston and his team mates all wore what looked like 90s-inspired multi-coloured outfits, pairing them with pure white sneakers, with slight individual differences in how they wore their hats.

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Nyjah Huston of the US competes in the men's street final during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Ariake Sports Park Skateboarding in Tokyo on July 25, 2021. (JEFF PACHOUD / AFP)

Skateboarders have often been courted by high-end brands seeking to burnish their street credibility. Brands such as Palace, which makes skateboards and initially catered only to skaters, now have partnerships with fashion titans including Ralph Lauren.

Nike designed uniforms for four of the most dominant skateboarding teams in the Olympics -- Japan, Brazil, United States and France.