Seven-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton will co-chair this year’s Met Gala themed around black dandyism, with Vogue US featuring a special edition exploring his transformative journey in fashion and his impact on style and cultural identity.

Sir Lewis Hamilton, the seven-time Formula 1 World Champion, is set to co-chair this year’s Met Gala, an event themed around “black dandyism” with the exhibition titled “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style.” In anticipation of the Gala, Vogue US has dedicated a special edition to Hamilton, featuring him on the cover alongside an in-depth piece exploring his journey within the world of fashion.

In this special issue, Hamilton reflects on how his style has evolved over the years, tracing his origins from shopping at thrift stores to find pieces like Tommy Hilfiger items he spotted in music videos, to gracing some of the most iconic red carpets worldwide. The Ferrari driver also discusses the signature looks that have become synonymous with his distinct presence in Formula 1 paddocks, emphasizing how his sartorial choices each race weekend contribute to his reputation as a fashion icon.

The accompanying Vogue US feature highlights Hamilton’s unique blend of motorsport and fashion, revealing how he has forged a path that intertwines athletic success with a bold, personal style statement. His role as co-chair at the Met Gala highlights the intersection of culture, fashion, and identity, with the “black dandyism” theme celebrating stylish expressions of Black identity through tailored garments.

This coverage from Vogue US, reported by Konbini Nigeria » Lifestyle, presents Hamilton not only as a champion on the racetrack but also as a significant influencer in contemporary fashion circles, marking a milestone in how athletes engage with style and cultural expression.

Source: Noah Wire Services