WATCH: Jordan Chiles shows off her custom-made Swarovski shoes matching her leotard pattern at the U.S. Classic 2024

Jordan Chiles, the all-around bronze finisher at the 2024 US Hydration Core Classic, also took pride in her unique fashion sense at the event. After her podium moment, Chiles showed off her special edition Nike shoes adorned with Swarovski crystals, coordinated with her leotard.

Chiles represents the US gymnastics women's team besides being an active athlete in the UCLA Bruins. In 2023, the 23-year-old competed at the NCAA Championships to earn the uneven bars and floor golds. Missing out on the elite gymnastics event, the 2023 Worlds, she entered the 2023 Pan-American Games roster to end her year on a good note. She swept the team gold, vault silver, and all-around bronze.

In one of the springboard events for the Paris Olympics, the US Classic, Jordan Chiles scored 55.450 to secure the all-around bronze podium. She also gave stellar performances on the uneven bars (14.300), balance beam (13.700), floor (13.350), and vault (14.100).

Besides her bronze-winning strides, Chiles caught attention for her style sense and how she coordinated the Nike x Swarovski pair of shoes with her red leotard and black corset top fitting perfectly. On Team USA's official Instagram handle, Chiles was featured as the fan-favorite, giving away autographs and asking the media to appreciate her shoes.

"Did you peep the shoes? Swarovski, Nike, period. Everything is exclusive period. So obviously, my shoes, a lot of the times my shoes match my leo. My leo was very Latin, it had unique jewels, it had a cool corset top with it. And so with my shoes, as the Swarovski, they kind of have the pattern that was in my leo as well. I kind of wanted to feel spunky and spontaneous today," Chiles said.

Jordan Chiles' Nike x Swarovski Air Force 1 LXX "Black" sneakers were covered with crystal embellishments. The Swoosh logo is camouflaged in the design and also covered with Swarovski crystals.

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Jordan Chiles awaits the 2024 Paris Olympic entry as a seasoned athlete

Jordan Chiles at the 2024 Core Hydration Classic

With time, the 2020 Tokyo Olympics team silver medalist has learned to take slow steps rather than work to the maximum capacity to drain herself out. After her Pan American Games three-medal finish, Chiles candidly spoke to Olympics.com about how the road to Paris would not be stressful for her.

"I really pushed myself to a limit where I was just drained at the end," she said. "I think that’s something that I don’t think I would ever do [again], really push myself to that extreme… I will able to take, ‘Okay, I did it in ’21, it should be an easier way for ’24.’”