Lewis Hamilton cut a stylish figure while attending the Dutch Grand Prix on Sunday.
The 37-year-old racer stood out in a pair of Marcelo Bulon trousers covered in brightly colored shades of pink and peach.
He also combined a cream-colored jacket by Louis Gabriel Nouchi and high-tops by Jimmy Choo.
Style: Lewis Hamilton cut a stylish figure while visiting the Dutch Grand Prix on Sunday
While strolling, he completed his ensemble with stylish sunglasses
Last month Lewis conjured up, albeit unintentionally, images of lazy Sunday afternoons with his grandparents ahead of this weekend’s Belgian Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen extended his world championship lead with a home win at the Dutch Grand Prix – while Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes imploded.
Hamilton fumed, “I can’t believe you’re fucking me. I can’t tell you how fucked up I am.’
That was after his team dumped him on medium tires with 15 laps to go as everyone around him went onto the faster softs during a safety car period triggered by Valtteri Bottas’ retirement down the straight.
There he is: The racer, 37, stood out in a pair of Marcelo Bulon pants covered in bright pink and peach tones
That meant he went from first to fourth place over the final twelve laps of the 72-lap race. It was embarrassing all round for the Silver Arrows. Mercedes experts were to blame, but so was Hamilton.
The fashion-forward F1 ace bore a striking resemblance to a knitted tea cosy, thanks to his designer balaclava, as he surveyed the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps course.
Decorated with a distinctive daisy pattern, revealing only Lewis’s eyes and nose, the pink headgear inevitably caught the eye during his brief outing on Saturday.
Wow: He completed his ensemble with stylish sunglasses as he strolled
He added a color-coordinated ensemble to his look, this time opting for a thick purple cardigan, long-sleeved top and roomy-cut cargo pants.
To top off the garish look, Lewis wore a pair of rather edgy white sneakers with deep, oversized soles as he prepared for a training run.
Stunned fans were quick to share their thoughts on social media, with one commenting: “It’s like his grandma knitted it especially for this event so he had to promise to wear it.”
A second added: “I’m pretty sure he could afford some wardrobe help.”
While a third wrote: “Fashion is…an interesting industry.”
However, one impressed fan gave the unusual look a thumbs-up, writing, “This one looks cute.”
Nothing against it: Last month, ahead of this weekend’s Belgian Grand Prix, Lewis conjured up, albeit unintentionally, images of lazy Sunday afternoons with his grandparents
Striking: The fashion-forward Formula 1 ace looked a lot like a knitted tea cosy, thanks to his designer balaclava, as he surveyed the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps course
Separated at birth: Lewis Hamilton in Belgium on Saturday (L) and a knitted tea cozy (R)
Opening the floodgates: Speechless fans were quick to voice their opinions on social media
The next day, he continued his bright outfit trend by wearing bright red cameo pants with a matching tee and cardigan.
But just hours later, Lewis was forced to retire after a first-lap collision with Fernando Alonso at the Belgian Grand Prix – with the Spaniard suggesting his former team-mate can only race at the front of the grid.
He was airborne after dueling Alonso for second place at Les Combes.
The seven-time world champion tried to help, but was asked to stop by his Mercedes team after accident damage.
Lewis, who had started fourth, one place behind Alonso, moved to the outside of his former McLaren team-mate under braking for the right-hand corner.
But Alonso’s left front tire touched Hamilton’s right rear tire and the Spaniard took aim at Hamilton over the radio.
‘What an idiot!’ he cried. “Close the door from the outside. I mean we have a mega start but this guy can only drive if he starts first.’
The stewards took note of the incident but decided against further action.
After another crash between Nicholas Latifi and Valtteri Bottas, the safety car was sent out for three laps.
When racing resumed, World Champion Max Verstappen was on the road, having started 14th after an engine penalty.
At the end of the eighth of 44 laps he was already in third place, followed by Carlos Sainz in front and Sergio Perez in second place. George Russell was fourth.