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Ferrari Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton has announced his collaboration with luxury fashion house Dior – his second project with Christian Dior’s haute couture items.
The seven-time world champion revealed that he worked with the brand’s fashion designers to launch a lifestyle capsule, prompting fans to highlight the ‘designer era’ in his life.
The Briton is known for his unique sense of fashion, often appearing on Grand Prix weekends with outfits that spark conversations. He shared pictures on Instagram, revealing some behind-the-scenes shots and images of the outfits he helped design.
Hamilton appreciated the designers and artists who worked with him on the lifestyle capsule, adding that he was taking back with him some key learnings from the collaboration. He wrote:
“My second lifestyle capsule with @dior is here. A heartfelt thank you to the incredible team I had the pleasure of working with — your passion, creativity, and dedication made this journey unforgettable.
“To everyone at the house of Dior, thank you for your patience, enthusiasm, and commitment throughout the process. I truly cherish the time we spent designing these pieces together. I’ve learned so much from each of you and will always be grateful. It’s always a privilege to be in a room full of such inspiring artists and thinkers ~”
Hamilton’s interest in fashion and acting is no hidden secret. The 40-year-old driver ensures he makes time for these interests despite the hectic 24-race F1 schedule. The current ground effect era in the sport might not have served Hamilton well, but fans have pointed out his “designer era” through his partnership with Dior.
Hamilton comes off the back of his best 2025 finish with Ferrari at his home race in Silverstone, securing P4. Despite the ongoing challenges with his Ferrari SF-25, Hamilton’s attitude to keep pushing could soon help him achieve his first podium finish this season, and potentially, even a Grand Prix victory.
Ferrari reportedly conducted a filming day session on Wednesday with Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, where it tested a new rear suspension that is likely the solution to the SF-25’s ride height problems. But it remains to be seen if the team noticed a significant improvement in the car’s performance during the test, and if the new suspension will be on the car for the upcoming Belgian Grand Prix.
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