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Alysa Liu arrived at the 2026 ESPYs in New York wearing a Louis Vuitton open-back gown that nearly revealed her first lower-back tattoo, a personal cybersigilism-inspired design created with a best friend and featuring bat wings, a rose, and infinity signs; she complemented the look with a dual-sided rosary-inspired necklace and a halo-style updo as she accepted the Best Breakthrough Athlete award.
Alysa Liu made her Met Gala debut in a custom Louis Vuitton gown inspired by the Met's Body exhibit, with a high-low silhouette and layered ruffles designed to evoke the interior of a cell. She completed the look with red satin pumps and a Pasquale Bruni choker, and was announced as Louis Vuitton's newest ambassador on the same day.
Olympic figure skater Alysa Liu makes a cameo in Laufey's 'Madwoman' music video, joining cameos by Hudson Williams, Megan Skiendiel and Lola Tung; the trailer drew over 700,000 views before release, highlighting Liu's growing post-Olympic fame as she continues touring with Stars on Ice and expanding into high-profile appearances.
Thousands gathered at Oakland City Hall to celebrate Alysa Liu, the Bay Area-born two-time Olympic gold medalist, who received a key to the city as local performers joined in a hometown homage; Liu spoke about her comeback, her Oakland roots, and said she is stepping back from the upcoming world championships with plans for next season.
Olympic figure skater Alysa Liu returned to Oakland for a fan-filled homecoming at Frank Ogawa Plaza and City Hall, where she was celebrated by officials, received the key to the city, and spoke about her Chinese heritage and Oakland roots as she becomes the first U.S. woman in 24 years to win Olympic gold in figure skating (earning two medals). The event featured performances by TURFinc and Kehlani, high school drumlines, and cameos by Bay Area stars, underscoring Oakland pride and Liu’s inspirational journey.
Fresh from her Olympic gold, Alysa Liu embarks on a three-day media blitz that doubles as a masterclass in handling instant stardom: red-carpet outfits, interviews, and paparazzi, all while she guards her peace, explains her joy-driven approach to skating, and balances public adoration with a commitment to training and personal boundaries.
Olympic champion Alysa Liu has withdrawn from the world figure skating championships following her Olympic success, marking a pause in her comeback after stepping away from the sport.
Alysa Liu, who became the first American woman since 2002 to win Olympic gold in individual figure skating, says she would’ve been happy without the medal and is prioritizing self-care, downtime with friends, and personal growth over the spotlight; after a 2022 retirement, she returned on her own terms, ignores online noise, and uses her platform to tell her story while performing with joyful, artistic flair.
Three Illuminaries artists completed a 15-foot mural in Temescal honoring Oakland-born Olympic figure skater Alysa Liu, featuring her signature 'thizz face' as part of a wave of tributes to the Olympic champion sparked by her Milan gold.
Historic Fentons Creamery in Oakland launched a limited-time caramel ice cream with golden Oreos to celebrate Alysa Liu’s gold medal at Milano Cortina 2026. The flavor may be temporary, and the shop previously pledged Liu free ice cream for life, a gesture that followed Liu’s Bay Area hero welcome after her historic win.
Olympic figure skater Alysa Liu lands in the Bay Area after Milan gold, greeted by cheering crowds; Oakland rolls out five billboards and plans a Bay Area‑wide celebration, with locals sharing pride at Alameda dining spots, as Liu eyes a Stars on Ice show in May at SAP Center.
Olympic figure skating champion Alysa Liu stopped by Trabocco Kitchen and Cocktails in Alameda after returning from Italy to celebrate her gold, enjoying pasta Bolognese and a special dessert; staff praised her warmth, guests asked for photos, and Liu complimented the tiramisù while debunking online rumors about a lava cake.
Part 2 of Jodi Walker’s Winter Olympics recap catalogs a mix of whimsy and heartbreak: a dog unexpectedly finishes a cross-country race, Alysa Liu leads the U.S. women’s figure skating team to gold as part of the Alt, Gay, From New Jersey squad, Ilia Malinin salvages pride with a gala skate after rough results, and the U.S. men’s hockey team’s triumph over Canada is overshadowed by a post-win spectacle and political invites; Skimo is criticized as a flashy but exhausting new discipline, Canada stumbles in hockey finals, and the piece ends by lauding the women’s medals as a bright silver lining in the Games’ chaotic charm.
A Lifehacker piece breaking down Baby Boo Syndrome and its TikTok spread, profiling Gen Z sports icons Alysa Liu (and Amber Glenn) as modern role models, and highlighting the Punch-kun monkey saga as this week's viral story to illustrate how Gen Z consumes culture and sports online.
Barbra Streisand congratulated Alysa Liu on her Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic gold via Instagram, but then referenced her Chinese heritage and a Chinese restaurant connection, prompting criticism from followers who called the caption tone-deaf and self-centered.