Rio Olympics 2016: Athlete outfits from the opening ceremonyPublished6 August 2016Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingImage source, APImage caption, The Australia team went for something modelled on a grammar school outfit, with blazers, ties and white shortsImage source, APImage caption, Dashing in dashikis - the Cameroon teamImage source, APImage caption, Barcodes? Check out the Hungary teamImage source, APImage caption, Indonesia were perhaps the most regal looking team in the opening ceremonyImage caption, Best hats award went to the Lesotho teamImage source, EPAImage caption, The future looks bright for MalaysiaImage source, ReutersImage caption, Sir Matthew Pinsent likened the Mozambique team's clothing to the "interior of a 1970 Datsun car"Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, There is Nor-way anyone else would wear those jacketsImage source, APImage caption, The Pakistan athletes went for the traditional shalwar kameez and waistcoat lookImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Portugal went casual and turned up in jeansImage source, EPAImage caption, The Sudan team looked pristine in their white thobesImage source, APImage caption, Sweden looked like they had come straight to the opening ceremony from football trainingImage source, APImage caption, Thailand were rocking a gold blazers and yellow ties comboImage source, ReutersImage caption, Tonga's flag-bearer - taekwondo athlete Pita Nikolas Taufatofua - caused a social media stir with his oiled-up lookImage source, ReutersImage caption, And hosts Brazil emerged as the last team, with the women dressed in the colours of the Brazil flagMore on this storyRelive Rio 2016's opening ceremonyPublished1 August 2016