Monaco GP: Hamilton Makes Fashion Statement
Lewis Hamilton made a notable entrance into the paddock at the Monaco Grand Prix, showcasing a stylish outfit from designer Rick Owens’ Fall-Winter 2025-2026 collection. The seven-time world champion donned an ensemble featuring a hoodie and bootcut trousers, complemented by classic Timberland six-inch boots valued at £190.00.
Hamilton, who has made headlines for his fashion choices this season, also sported Ray-Ban RB4454 Lukas sunglasses priced at £202.00, maintaining alignment with sponsors, particularly Ferrari, which he wore heavily earlier this season.
In a recent Vogue feature, Hamilton reflected on his fashion evolution, sharing, "As a teenager, I didn’t have any money for clothes; my family and I spent it all on racing." His role as co-chair at the upcoming Met Gala further underscores his integration into the fashion world. “It’s a real honor and privilege…Just getting to go to the Met Gala was always something really special,” he stated.
The Monaco Grand Prix weekend promises to spotlight not just racing prowess but also the intersection of motorsports and fashion, with Hamilton leading the charge towards a more stylish circuit atmosphere.
Photo by: Glenn Dunbar / Motorsport Images
Context
As Hamilton continues to influence both on-track performance and off-track fashion, his presence at the Monaco GP exemplifies the dual role of modern athletes as competitors and cultural icons, further bridging the gap between sports and fashion.
