Lewis Hamilton leads the monochrome trend set to dominate this winter
Lewis Hamilton likes Rick Owens and Louis Vuitton, but Lewis Hamilton also likes Bottega Veneta. At the Las Vegas Formula 1 Grand Prix this weed-end, he chained the looks with a speed worthy of the cars he usually drives.
And the least we can say is that he is not jealous. After aborting a new ultra-trendy hybrid vest by Louis Vuitton, the athlete bet a few hours later on a red set from the luxury house Bottega Veneta.
This outfit, personalized especially for him, stood out thanks to a jacket and pants, both adapted from look 38 of the spring-summer 2024 show by Matthieu Blazy, artistic director of the brand since November 202.
Unlike the collection presented during Milan Fashion Week, Lewis Hamilton's outfit was not made of leather but of cotton.
The red color of the set is particularly bright and the Briton preferred to remain minimalist for the rest of the pieces of his look: large black sunglasses matching with notched boots.
Remember: "less is more" especially when a color, material or pattern takes up a lot of space. How to set the tone on your tone this winter?
From Louis Vuitton to Martine Rose, tone on tone is found on many silhouettes of next winter's men's fashion shows.
Whether it's a coat, suit pants, a sweater or even a hat, fashion is now monochrome from head to toe. Rest assured, you can also play on the variations of the same color by slightly varying the shades as brands like Lemaire often do.
[Via GQ France]