In addition to all the Formula One titles British racing driver Lewis Hamilton has racked up, he’s also most deserving of the title, fashion icon. Hamilton, who often works with stylist Law Roach, shifts gears between fashion and racing, garnering himself a fandom of both fashion lovers and race car enthusiasts. So naturally, when the inaugural Miami Grand Prix took off over the weekend, all eyes were on Hamilton for his driving skills and his bold sense of style.
On May 7, Hamilton was spotted during his final practice ahead of the event at the Miami International Autodrome in a high-octane look perfect for on and off the track. The 37-year-old sported a sleek red and blue colorblock faux-leather jacket paired with matching pants from Amsterdam-based label Daily Paper. He shared a photo of the outfit on Instagram writing, “Bringing the heat to Miami” followed by a flame emoji.
If Hamilton’s ensemble looks familiar, it’s possible you (and perhaps Hamilton and Roach) first spotted it in GRAZIA Gazette: F1 Miami, where we featured the Daily Paper jacket and pants in our “Most Wanted” section.
Hamilton added his own twist to the look by going sans shirt, and baring his tatted abs. For accessories, he went with a pair of rectangular black sunnies, red and white sneakers, and layered up on silver rings and a chain necklace.
If you’re feeling encouraged by Hamilton’s race car-inspired outfit to push your style into high gear, check out how we styled the look in GRAZIA Gazette: F1 Miami, on select newsstands now.
