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Lewis Hamilton is, famously, a fashionable guy. So much so that he effectively designed his own Dior menswear collection.

Sure, anyone can purchase it when it releases towards the end of 2024 but, really, this is Dior Homme by Lewis Hamilton for Lewis Hamilton.

In other words, the perfect Lewis Hamilton Dior wardrobe.

But there's more going on than merely high-end sportswear (though there is also a lot of that): Hamilton and Dior Homme creative director Kim Jones had a desire to do bring everything Lewis-adjacent into the Dior fold.

"Focusing on conscious choices and pushing boundaries with each piece, while merging inspiration from my roots in Africa has been so inspiring,' Hamilton said in a statement.

This is most tangibly represented in terrifically Hamilton-coded "casual suiting" that hybridizes "traditional Dior tweeds" with "new African weaves," according to Dior's press release.

This births terrifically textured herringbone coats, abstract knitwear, and massive suit pants ideal for stacking atop high-vis running sneakers, Hamilton-style.

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Which brings us to a core construct anchoring Hamilton's Dior capsule: XXL-sized color.

Apparent across a spread of sporty garments that we've all witnessed Hamilton, Mr. Racetrack Flex, wear at some point or another, a vivid explosion.

As this is effectively a snowboarding-themed winter collection, Hamilton's Dior line spritzes its weather-resistant parkas and even its goggles with unmissable bits of branding.

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This is loud n' proud luxury, as wild as it is wearable, Lewis Hamilton's wardrobe epitomized.

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