Team Mongolia has officially unveiled its ceremonial outfits for the upcoming 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Milano Cortina.

Created by Goyol Cashmere, the attire will represent the country in Milan as athletes walk into the stadium wearing clothing rooted in Mongolian tradition.

The designs draw inspiration from the powerful era of Great Mongol Empire of the 13th to 15th centuries.

Centered on the traditional deel, the outfits feature high collars for wind protection and distinct tall hats. Each silhouette is crafted to honor the historic attire of Mongolia’s nomadic ancestors.

The team utilized soft, locally sourced Mongolian cashmere known for its incredible warmth and durability.

Each piece is elegantly trimmed with fine silk and embroidered with traditional horn motifs, symbolizing the rich history of the steppes.

Designers wanted the uniforms to be more than a blend of tradition and modern style. Their goal was to present ancient Mongolian clothing to a worldwide audience.

When the athletes step into the Winter Games, they will showcase a proud reflection of their nomadic heritage.

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Rosé is set to make history by becoming the first K-pop soloist to perform at the Grammy Awards.

This appearance represents a major milestone for Korean artists, showing that K-pop is no longer just a trend but a dominant force on the global stage.

While BTS helped introduce K-pop to the Grammys in 2020 with an expanded rendition of Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus’ ‘Old Town Road’ Rosé’s moment stands apart.

This time, a solo artist will represent the genre alone, marking a new milestone for Korean music.

Her rise at the show is backed by major nominations. Rosé is up for three awards for ‘APT,’ her hit collaboration with Bruno Mars.

The track earned nods for ‘Record of the Year’, ‘Song of the Year’ and ‘Best Pop Duo/Group Performance’.

Rosé is set to perform at the 68th Grammy Awards, airing live on Feb. 1.

She is not only making K-pop history but also demonstrating her talent and artistry, proving she deserves a place among the world’s top performers on the global stage.

McDonald’s has teamed up with Sanrio to launch a limited edition ‘My Melody & Kuromi Mini Crystal Mahjong set’.

This adorable collaboration transforms the beloved characters into exquisite crystal tiles, creating a must-have collectible that blends cuteness with tradition perfectly.

The exclusive set launched on January 26 and is available only through the McDonald’s app in Hong Kong.

Fans can redeem it using app points with a cash payment, with purchases limited to two sets per person. Many are now hoping the release expands to other regions soon.

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