Kim Kardashian swapped Ferrari red for pastel pink at the Singapore Grand Prix
Kim Kardashian made the case for pastel pink in the paddock at the Singapore Grand Prix, arriving to support boyfriend Lewis Hamilton in a sheer rose-quartz turtleneck maxi dress from Alaïa's spring 2024 collection. She finished the look with black cat-eye sunglasses and a pink Hermès Mini Kelly covered in silver charms, tucking the Skims founder's usual glamour into a Formula 1 weekend.
The dress pairs a leotard-like underlayer with a sweeping sheer maxi skirt — what Vogue's Anna Cafolla calls "an interesting amalgamation" of body-conscious, sporty and overtly feminine. It reads as "a more romantic vibe for the paddock," Cafolla writes, "which tracks, given her more loved-up appearances with Hamilton recently."
From Monaco to Singapore
It isn't Kardashian's first lap around F1 fashion. In June she made her paddock debut at the Monaco Grand Prix with sister Khloé, stepping out in a sheer black bodysuit, flared jeans, pointed stilettos and oversized sunglasses — a nod to early-aughts WAG style. For race day she changed into a draped one-shoulder cream gown with a plunging back, proving that even trackside she rarely strays far from her preferred silhouettes.
She and Hamilton have been romantically linked since February, when they were spotted in the Cotswolds and later matched in black at the Super Bowl. The trail since then runs through Tokyo, Coachella, Lake Como, Lime bike rides in London and date nights in Malibu and New York, with a shared sartorial language emerging along the way. At Nobu Malibu in April, Kardashian paired a cropped dusty-pink windbreaker with a ruched gray maxi skirt while Hamilton leaned into similarly sporty dressing.
Most recently, at September's Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opening in Los Angeles, Kardashian wore an archival Saint Laurent by Tom Ford fall 2004 dress while Hamilton coordinated in a sharp Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello suit. The pair didn't pose together on the red carpet, but their matching designer allegiances said the quiet part out loud. Now, back in the paddock, she is continuing to refine her own take on Formula 1 girlfriend dressing.
