Lewis Hamilton is showing no signs of slowing down on his Dior partnership. Instead, the Formula 1 driver is putting the pedal to the medal on the duo's lineup of collaborative outerwear, drawing from his African roots to deliver yet another dynamic capsule of cold-weather garments fit for both the slopes and the streets.
As his stint as the house's guest designer and global ambassador continues, Hamilton leans heavily into his heritage to infuse his own flair into some of Dior's signature all-weather style codes. In the latest lifestyle drop, Hamilton and Kim Jones prioritize performance through their dual-minded lens, turning Japanese technical skiwear elevated and elegant.
"Our values and ideas are aligned, making it easy to bring to life a creative collection infused with our shared experiences," Hamilton said in a statement.
Leading the range is a lineup of jacketing styles, surfacing in a range of different loose-fitting silhouettes and shapes spanning puffers, overshirts and even more sophisticated suiting. Tweed ensembles stand out among wide-legged denim and knitwear pieces, while sweatshirts and fleeces come crafted from recycled materials.
"Focusing on conscious choices and pushing boundaries with each piece, while merging inspiration from my roots in Africa, drawing from their fabrics and belief in natural materials, as well as vibrant colors and powerful energy, has been so inspiring."
Peep the collection in the lookbook above, and expect it to drop for purchase on Dior's official webstore.
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