Kim Kardashian brought a carefully chosen shade of pink to the Singapore Grand Prix, supporting Lewis Hamiltonwith a weekend wardrobe that moved from sheer Alaïa to archival Roberto Cavalli.
At the Marina Bay Street Circuit on October 10 and 11, the SKIMS founder gave two very different collections a shared identity. Soft colour, defined silhouettes and revealing details connected the looks, while each offered a distinct interpretation of her familiar style.
Alaïa sets the tone in bubblegum pink
For Saturday’s qualifying session, Kardashian arrived in a sheer pink dress from Pieter Mulier’s spring 2024 collection for Alaïa.
The design combined a high neckline with a matching high-cut bodysuit beneath a transparent, floor-length skirt. Its appeal came from the proportions: a closely fitted base framed by a lighter outer layer, with the body remaining central to the silhouette.
The accessories continued the colour story. A pink Hermès Mini Kelly, decorated with silver charms, echoed the dress, while black cat-eye sunglasses provided a sharper accent.
With her hair pulled back, Kardashian kept the attention on the neckline and shape of the garment. The result felt polished enough for an evening appearance while retaining the ease of a paddock outfit.
Roberto Cavalli brings an archival turn
On Sunday, Kardashian stayed with pink but changed the mood entirely.
Her second look came from Roberto Cavalli’s spring 2003 collection, sourced through My Runway Archive. The silk chiffon ensemble paired a cheongsam-inspired top with a matching maxi skirt, bringing an early-2000s design into the race-day setting.
A stand collar, corseted waist and deep keyhole opening gave the top its distinctive shape. Across the pale pink fabric, pheasant and floral motifs introduced a decorative richness that contrasted with the simplicity of the previous evening’s Alaïa.
The two outfits worked through different details. Alaïa drew attention to transparency and proportion; Cavalli relied on print, structure and the interplay between a high collar and an open neckline.
Together, they made pink feel versatile across the weekend.
A personal approach to paddock dressing
Singapore marked Kardashian’s second Grand Prix appearance supporting Hamilton. Her paddock debut earlier in the summer included a sheer Gucci lace camisole with low-rise bootcut jeans, followed by an asymmetrical cream dress with an open back.
Her Singapore choices continued that approach: recognisable designer pieces adapted to her own wardrobe rather than a sporting dress code.
The Cavalli look was particularly memorable for its specificity. A collection from 2003 became part of a contemporary Formula 1 weekend, with its original silhouette and print doing much of the work.
For Kardashian, the paddock offered another setting for a fashion story she already knows how to tell.
