This weekend, Kim Kardashian made a stylish statement with a series of Gucci ensembles.
The 45-year-old Skims entrepreneur sported exclusively Gucci over three days at the Monaco Grand Prix, where she was there to support her boyfriend, Lewis Hamilton, from the Ferrari paddock. Hamilton, 41, secured a second-place finish on Sunday and acknowledged Kardashian with a kiss from the podium, which she captured on her phone.
Arriving in Monte Carlo on Friday, Kardashian showcased a bold black leather look, featuring a Gucci racing jacket, form-fitting pants, and a Lunetta handbag priced at $1,600.
The following day, she transitioned from leather to lace, donning a sheer black lace bodysuit. She paired it with low-rise flared jeans adorned with horsebit details, priced at $1,700, and accessorized with Y2K-inspired sunglasses and pointed-toe pumps with horsebit accents. Her sister, Khloé Kardashian, 41, joined her at the event.
On race day, Kardashian stepped up her fashion game in a cream-colored, asymmetric backless dress, a custom piece inspired by a red design from Gucci’s resort collection. She completed her ensemble with Gucci stiletto pumps and oversized purple-tinted sunglasses with metallic frames.
After the race, Kardashian celebrated Hamilton’s finish on a yacht in Gucci’s backless thong dress, which Kate Moss wore on the runway in February to close the first runway show from creative director Demna. The look is a nod to the Tom Ford-era G-string that debuted on the house’s spring 1997 catwalk.
Kardashian’s all-Gucci weekend comes as the fashion house deepens its ties to Formula 1. The Italian brand recently announced a partnership with F1 team Alpine, with the team set to race as “Gucci Racing Alpine Formula One Team” beginning in 2027.
Hamilton, meanwhile, drives for team Ferrari, meaning Kardashian was repping one of her boyfriend’s future rivals on the grid.
Kardashian and Hamilton first sparked dating rumors in February after a romantic weekend at the Estelle Manor in the Cotswolds. They went public at the Super Bowl later that month and made the relationship Instagram-official in April, when Hamilton posted a video of them cruising in a Ferrari F40 at a Tokyo racetrack.