Lewis Hamilton Smolders With a Low Man Bun at the F1 Grand Prix Imola Amid Ferrari Drama

Lewis Hamilton may be deep in the throes of Ferrari tension, but the F1 champion's off-track fashion game remains as iconic as ever. Just days after airing his frustrations during the Miami Grand Prix—where he criticized Ferrari's decision-making mid-race—Hamilton stepped out at the F1 Grand Prix of Emilia-Romagna in Imola looking effortlessly cool in a pair of two-toned jeans.

The model-off-duty look is a favorite among fashion lovers, but Hamilton makes the case for the driver-off-duty look, mixing motorcore elements with casual attire. In the Italian city of Imola, he paired his straight leg denim with a red Ferrari team shirt and baseball cap, accessorizing with his signature huggie earrings, a subtle but unmissable watch (probably by Richard Mille), and a low man bun.

The seven-time F1 world champion, who made headlines earlier this month as one of the 2025 Met Gala’s co-chairs, has long proven himself to be more than just a motorsport icon. With his evolving style sensibility and commitment to bold fashion statements, Hamilton has solidified his place among the most fashion-forward athletes of this generation.

But while his personal wardrobe remains in pole position, the British race car driver's current season with Ferrari is anything but smooth. During the Miami Grand Prix, Hamilton sarcastically suggested the team “have a cup of tea” as they delayed a key decision, later urging teammate Charles Leclerc to yield track position—only to find himself boxed out by tire wear after the hesitation. The result? A disappointing seventh and eighth-place finish, and a flood of speculation about Ferrari’s internal dynamics.

Still, in true Hamilton fashion, he brushed off the race-day drama with poise and a flawless outfit. The message is clear: whether he’s commanding attention on the grid or turning heads on the street, Lewis Hamilton always drives (no pun intended) the narrative forward, one look at a time.