The Hungarian Grand Prix marked a historic moment for Lewis Hamilton, as his third-place finish secured his 200th podium finish. This significant milestone further cements Hamilton’s status as one of the greatest drivers in Formula 1 history.
Off the track, Hamilton’s sartorial choices have once again been equally remarkable.
Last week, Hamilton announced an exciting collaboration with Dior, set to launch on October 17. The active lifestyle collection, notable for its use of organic and recycled textiles, reflects Hamilton’s commitment to sustainability.
Hamilton’s first look was a Spring 2025 Dior Men ensemble, featuring a knit sleeveless cardigan, while departing from his usual preference for baggy trousers, he opted for a slim-fit pair, offering a refreshing change.
This season, he has frequently opted for the colour brown, a hue once traditionally associated with autumn but now seamlessly integrated into his (and everyone else’s) summer wardrobe underscoring his reputation as a trendsetter both on and off the circuit.
Much like his last Dior look, Hamilton opted for Dior studded Cape Town boots and a Dior Normandie tote in a sandy hue.
We can expect to see previews of his upcoming Dior collection during future paddock walks.
For now, Hamilton debuted his Dior x Lewis Hamilton collaboration sneakers, pairing them with an ice-hockey-style T-shirt and black chinos from the Tommy X Mercedes-AMG F1 X Clarence Ruth collection.
Hamilton’s fashion versatility was further highlighted by a minimalist look from Lemaire, showcasing the timeless Parisian style the label is known for.
However, the standout look of the weekend for me was from Zegna’s Spring 2025 collection. Upholding his newfound love for brown, Hamilton donned a sleek silhouette crafted from luxe fabrics, making a strong statement with the combination of brown and beige. The look was impeccably finished with Dior boots and an IWC timepiece.
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