In a recent interview on the show 'Ringvaates', fashion designer Liisi Eesmaa emphasized the importance of the Brazilian Olympic team's uniforms, which were designed by Estonian-descent designer Oskar Metsavaht. Eesmaa noted that the team’s outfits feature bold ideas and cultural sophistication, instilling confidence in the athletes who wear them. She contrasted these vibrant designs with her description of the Estonian Olympic team's outfits, which she criticized as practical yet dull.

Eesmaa elaborated on the significant impact that a fashion show can have, particularly at an event as grand as the Olympics, offering a unique platform for designers to express cultural pride and showcase athletic talent through clothing. She pointed out that the visual identity created by the uniforms adds a layer of depth to the athletes’ representation by highlighting their cultural heritage and personal stories. This aspect, she believes, plays a crucial role in enhancing the overall experience and spirit of the games.

Oskar Metsavaht's innovative approach to the Brazilian uniforms includes the integration of technology and a focus on aesthetics, which are designed to be both functional and visually stunning. With a background that combines medicine and sports, having formerly competed on the snowboarding podium, Metsavaht brings a unique perspective to his designs. His garments not only serve the practical needs of athletes but also convey a message of beauty and pride, celebrating their journey and achievements.