An insane event must have special outfits, right?
The historic one-of-one White House card, UFC Freedom 250, goes down this weekend (Sun., June 14, 2026), with UFC Lightweight champion Ilia Topuria unifying the title against interim titleholder Justin Gaethje in the main event.
In the co-main event, Alex Pereira attempts to make UFC history by winning a third title in a third division when he takes on multiple-time Heavyweight title challenger Ciryl Gane. The entire card takes place on the South Lawn
in Washington, D.C., to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary.
Before each fight — and every round — viewers will see custom Octagon girl outfits designed specifically for the historic event … And they are as lackluster as the fighter kits.
Several different outfits will be worn throughout the card, with the looks changing after every two fights. That means after Steve Garcia vs. Diego Lopes and Bo Nickal vs. Kyle Daukaus, a new outfit will be used for the next two fights, and so on.
Maxim shared exclusive pictures of the outfits, with Red Dela Cruz and Chrissy Blair modeling the custom looks.
“The inspiration was born from the intersection of sport, spectacle, and celebration,” costume designer Marina Toybina told Maxim. “Working closely with UFC, we wanted to create looks that honored both the energy of the brand and the significance of the 250th anniversary celebration. The goal was to blend strength, athleticism, glamour, and American heritage into a wardrobe language that felt sophisticated, powerful, and unmistakably iconic.”
“From streamlined silhouettes to dramatic statement pieces, each look played a role in an evolving red, white, and blue narrative. Rich textiles, custom embroidery, crystal embellishment, and patriotic motifs brought texture, movement, and a fresh interpretation of American glamour.”
UFC did something similar for its iconic Noche event at Sphere in Las Vegas, where the Octagon girls also wore custom outfits for the one-of-one event.
And yeah, those were way, way, way better.
Still, for a card as ridiculous and historic as UFC Freedom 250, it makes sense that UFC would go all-in on every little detail — even the round-card outfits.
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