The outfits were designed by Anna Zhou (Lipinski's outfit) and Brian "Bones" Jones (Weir's outfit).

On Tuesday, February 21st, out Olympic figure skater and media personality Johnny Weir joins the cast for a guest appearance with skating partner, co-commentator, and best friend Tara Lipinski.

Victor VoronovJohnny Weir / Spouse (m. 2011–2015)

Coatesville, Pennsylvania, United StatesJohnny Weir / Place of birth Coatesville, Pennsylvania, U.S. Weir was raised in Quarryville, Pennsylvania, winning several equestrian competitions before switching to figure skating at the age of 12.

This combination of photos shows uniforms for the Team USA Beijing winter Olympics opening ceremony, left, and closing ceremony, designed by Ralph Lauren, on display Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2022, in New York.

Ralph Lauren Since 2008, Ralph has been the official designer of Team USA, and that's something big (even for him).

These two are BFFs. "Obviously we knew of each other for so many years, skating's a small world, but we never really had time to connect or build a friendship or a relationship," Tara told People. "And when we started commentating, I was covering the women's and he would cover the men's event."

And though NBC opted not to send Lipinski and Weir to Beijing for this year's Games, which are now underway, they'll still be grappling with winter weather as they will be covering everything from the NBC headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut.

“I can speak Russian,” he says, “I can speak French.

He now does commentary for figure skating, the Kentucky Derby and has appeared on a variety of cable and Netflix television series. He also hosted this year's coverage of Eurovision song contest. Here's Weir skating to Lady Gaga's "Poker Face" at an exhibition in 2010.

Weir reflects on the time he spent living in Russia. “I've spent a lot of time in Russia. I speak Russian, I've lived there, I've trained there, worked with Russian coaches, I have so many friends there, I'm an admirer of Russian culture.

For the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, British competitors will wear kits designed by adidas. In block colours of red, white and blue – the hues of the Union Jack flag – the outfits have been created in conjunction with Parley for the Oceans, the environmental group dedicated to repurposing ocean plastic.