Three-time Olympic medalist Jordan Chiles stunned in her dress during the 2026 BET Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday.
This year’s edition of the BET Awards at the Peacock Theatre in California was star-studded as usual, with several known personalities in attendance in their specialized fields.
Among the stars who added glitz and glamor was US Gymnast and Olympic medalist Chiles, who wore a gorgeous dress by renowned fashion designer Le Thanh Loa.
Her avant-garde black evening gown featured a bold deep plunging V-neckline. The bodice is made up of layered, feather-like ruffles. The skirt transitions into flowing sheer black panels with long draped pieces. Chiles finished off her high-fashion red-carpet look with black open-toe ankle-strap heels and a diamond tennis necklace.
The multiple-time world champion from UCLA shared several of her photos in a recent Instagram post.
“2026 BET Awards Sportswoman of the Year Nominee. ✨️” she wrote.
Fans quickly complimented Chiles on her stunning look at the annual ceremony.
“That’s my queen,” a user said.
“Beautiful Lady and Nice Photo 🔥🔥🔥” a fan noted.
“Stunning & Beautiful Champ 🖤🖤🖤💯🥰” read a comment.
“You absolutely stupendous in that dress and and owning every eye in the room walking in those heels..NICE is a small word beautiful,” another user stated.
“The way you ate this look doowwnnnnn!!!!,” a fan stated.
“Look at you on 🔥🔥” another fan replied.
“OMG DROP DEAD GORGEOUS,” a user reacted.
The 25-year-old gymnast superstar was nominated for the Sportswoman of the Year category. Other nominees for the award were Angel Reese, Claressa Shields, Coco Gauff, Flau’jae Johnson, Gabby Thomas, Naomi Osaka and Sha’ccari Richardson. Eventually, A’ja Wilson of the Las Vegas Aces won the award.
Chiles was selected for the award for her Olympic success and continuous dominance at the collegiate level.
Chiles took home two medals in the 2024 Paris Olympics: a gold medal for the U.S. women’s gymnastics team and an individual gold medal for her outstanding individual floor performance.
She also reigned in the 2026 NCAA floor exercise and took home silver in the balance beam event.
