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Marie Claire
Marie Claire
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Mischa Anouk Smith

Emily Ratajkowski, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Heidi Klum have caught Formula 1 fashion fever

Emily Ratajkowski at the Monaco Grand Prix.

Emily Ratajkowski, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Heidi Klum have caught Formula 1 fashion fever

Fashion has had a thing for Formula 1 and other extreme sports for a while now. There was Martine Rose’s motocross-inspired collection back in 2019 (I am destined to forever have those ‘Speed’ track pants on my eBay alert) and Chanel’s resort 2023 show, which saw models sporting logo-laden helmets and boiler suits. My own vintage leather motorbike jacket is amongst my most prized wardrobe possessions.

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Louis Vuitton, Diesel (very apt), Vetements, Moschino, Rhude, Balenciaga, and—of course— Ferrari have all played with racing signatures in their collections. Then there are the drivers - and the Instagram accounts, such as @f1paddockfits, dedicated to chronicling their outfits. At this point, Lewis Hamilton is as celebrated for his style as he is for his sporting prowess. We’ve had gowns accessorised with driving gloves à la Christian Dior, Chanel chequered tops, panelled leather pants from Marine Serre, and Balenciaga’s eternally coveted ‘Motorcycle’ bags. High-speed sport is fertile ground for design inspiration.

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This weekend, editors, stylists and celebrities flocked to Monaco for the Grand Prix. I don’t much care for the races, but the looks didn’t disappoint. Emily Ratajkowski opted for a leather racing jacket slung over a black bikini top, befitting Devon Aoki’s Suki in 2 Fast 2 Furious (a look that lives rent-free in my head). Anya Taylor-Joy teamed her leather jacket with a black bodysuit (bodycon always makes an appearance at these events) and Margiela Tabi's. DJ Peggy Gou posed with Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz Jr in a black mini skirt and a houndstooth panelled bustier; again, the latter has been a trackside staple since Kate Moss donned a Prada corset and matching pants at the Monaco Grand Prix in 1999. Another favourite Kate Moss in Monaco moment was when she was snapped with F1 legend Michael Schumacher wearing a neutral boiler suit - a look replicated by Heidi Klum’s daughter, Leni Olumi Klum, who committed to the theme with an F1 cap.

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Feeling inspired to add some heat to your wardrobe? Here, we roundup the must-have buys to make your outfits work faster and harder.

The best Grand Prix-inspired styles

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