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2023 QATAR GRAND PRIX | october 7
photo by clive mason
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QATAR 2023; 📸: Clive Mason
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📸 @/antoinetruchet in his instagram stories on 4th of august
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Leah Williamson before the Semi Final between Arsenal and Brighton & Hove Albion at Meadow Park on October 31, 2021 in Borehamwood, England.
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Formula One ‘21: Mexican grand prix
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Formula One ‘21: Mexican grand prix
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Turkish Grand Prix 2021 - Kym Illman
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Formula One ‘21: Turkish grand prix
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Formula One ‘21: Turkish grand prix
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@.gqaustralia While Lewis Hamilton rocking a kilt isn’t surprising given his style in 2021, there’s still a rather poignant reason why we’re proud of the #F1 champ for doing so.
Lewis Hamilton, arguably the most decorated driver in the history of Formula One, has come a long way in the past half decade. Not only did he bag himself his seventh world championship title (putting him neck and neck with German driver Michael Schumacher) last year, but he’s also developed in both the style and social conscience stakes somewhat. You’ll remember, of course, the post that Hamilton put up on Instagram back in 2017. You know, the one in which he shamed his young nephew for wearing his new gown on Christmas morning, stating, “Boys don’t wear princess dresses.” GQ interviewed him for a cover feature following the incident, in which he stated: “I still hold regret for it today, but ultimately I think it’s important in life for people to be held accountable for their actions and particularly their words, and I was.” Hamilton wore a Tommy Hilfiger kilt for said cover shoot, in part as a means of sartorial appeasement, and though it would be remiss of us to take the full credit for his stylistic volte-face, we’re happy to take a little, given that the “goat” was today spotted sporting a cobalt-blue check kilt from Burberry on the grid as he prepared for this weekend’s Turkish Grand Prix. Sure, Hamilton didn’t have his legs fully out beneath the kilt – he teamed it with a pair of matching trousers, also from Burberry – and, yes, the whole vibe had a distinctly masculine “Buffalo” vibe about it, but the truth is that for Hamilton to have turned up wearing any kind of skirt, on the circuit of a sport as drenched in stale white machismo as Formula One, is nothing short of both brilliant and brave. Men have worn skirts for donkeys, of course. The Scots have been doing it for centuries, Arabic men have sported breezy white kameez tunics as an antidote to the heat since time immemorial, while airy dhotis and lungis are worn by men across the subcontinent to this day. And then, of course, there are the manifold male celebrities who’ve taken to wearing skirts on a regular basis in the past few years: Harry Styles being one, Kid Cudi and A$AP Rocky being others. Hamilton, however, is a sportsman and for a sportsman to wear a skirt takes guts – not least when said sportsman has such a patchy track history on the subject of gender-fluid dressing – and for that reason we can’t help but feel a little bit proud of our Lew.
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Formula One ‘21: Turkish grand prix
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lewis in paris | 1.10.21
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Formula One ‘21: Dutch grand prix