Proof that you can be an athlete and still love doing your nails, wearing makeup, or otherwise showing your femininity — and win 🏆
The tiny detail is just that — minuscule in contrast to the athlete's momentous accomplishment — but it, or rather, the expectation for women athletes to downplay their femininity in order to be taken seriously.
In my humble opinion, anyone who can flip, swirl, and handspring, multiple times, along a four-inch-wide balance beam while wearing long-ass nails deserves nothing but the upmost respect. Therefore, Lee gets a 10/10 all around from me, and not just because I can't look at my contact lenses while wearing press-ons without at least tickling my cornea.
It's more that Lee serves as direct proof that you can be an Olympic athlete and still love doing your nails,
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