WATCH: Noah Lyles drips in Dior x Louis Vuitton along with Adidas Y-3 sneakers days after Paris Olympics gold

Following his remarkable outing at the Paris Olympics, Noah Lyles gave fans a fit check of his Dior x Louis Vuitton outfit. The 27-year-old captured the spotlight with his high-fashion athletic flair.

Lyles clinched the 100m gold in Paris after a breathtaking photo finish after edging out Kishane Thompson. His second medal came in the 200m event, where he won bronze after clocking 19.70 seconds in the final.

In the wake of his Olympic triumph, Lyles has been engaged in media appearances, interviews, and other features. During one of these appearances, the American gave his fans a sneak peek of his high-end attire. He was seen donning a white Dior vest and Tyler The Creator x Louis Vuitton pants, which he informed, he purchased while he was in Paris.

The 27-year-old paired the look with Y3 sneakers and Adidas socks. For jewelry, he opted for a heavy-dial watch with a gold ring in the other hand and an "Icon" pearl necklace. He completed his look with his recently earned two medals ( 1 gold and 1 bronze) in the French capital.

Watch the video of Lyles giving the fit check for GQ Sports here:

"I need to know that it’s going to be seen" - Noah Lyles emphasizes media coverage for Grand Slam Track

Noah Lyles celebrates on the podium during the Men's 200m medal ceremony at the Olympic Games 2024 in Paris, France. (Photo via Getty Images)

Noah Lyles has never been shy to voice his opinion for more media coverage of track and field events. Following the 2024 Paris Olympics, athletics fans are poised for yet the Grand Slam Track, the inaugural edition of which will be held from April to September, 2025.

Prominent athletes, including Noah Lyles, Sydney McLaughlin-Leverone, and Josh Kerr will headline the event. In a candid conversation with Shannon Sharpe and Chad Johnson during the Nightcapm podcast, the 27-year-old praised Michael Johnson, who launched the league in February 2024.

“There’s a lot that I like that he’s doing. There’s a few things that I think could be a little better," Lyles said.

Further, Noah Lyles also emphasized specialized media coverage for the event.

“Again, what good is it if we’re producing these great times, great shows, these great rivalries and we have nobody seeing it…I need to hear a TV provider and I need to know that it’s going to be seen consistently.”

The Grand Slam Track will present 96 athletes competing in 12 different events.