Lewis Hamilton walked the front row of Milan Fashion Week’s Ralph Lauren Spring/Summer 2027 menswear showcase immediately after securing his first Ferrari win in Barcelona.
The event’s guest list, curated for its star power, included actors Colman Domingo – who co‑hosted the 2025 Met Gala – Tom Hiddleston, Henry Golding and Scott Eastwood, all seated beside the British racing icon.
Hamilton’s look was a study in understated luxury: a £1,300 pale‑beige cotton‑cashmere herringbone shirt layered over £620 high‑waisted linen trousers, complemented by a hand‑tooled leather belt featuring a silver‑gold buckle, chestnut‑brown Chelsea boots, a silver chain necklace, diamond stud earrings and several rings.
Reddit threads echoed his dual triumphs. One user noted, “Part‑time F1 driver and full‑time aura farmer,” while another quipped, “Winning races, fashion shows and a girlfriend?! We are so back!” A further comment mused, “Looks like he should be on a safari not in a Ferrari,” and a fan added, “Wearing Ralph Lauren and receiving a trophy delivered by Louis Vuitton.”
F1 Meets Couture
Hamilton has repeatedly blurred lines between racing and runway. His presence in the paddock has become a staple catwalk moment, leading to collaborations with top fashion houses. In an interview with Vogue France ahead of the 2026 season, he explained that his sartorial choices are “intentional and thoughtful.” He believes that such visibility can elevate emerging designers, weave storytelling into everyday wear and spotlight social causes.
Future Outlook
With the 2026 season poised to unveil new races and design collaborations, Hamilton’s reputation as a motorsport icon who doubles as a style ambassador remains strong. His dual focus on speed and substance positions him to influence both the podium and the podium of fashion the next season.

