Kim Kardashian revives classic WAG style at Monaco Grand Prix

Photo credit: Instagram / @kimkardashian
Photo credit: Instagram / @kimkardashian
Photo credit: Instagram / @kimkardashian
Photo credit: Instagram / @kimkardashian

In this article:

  • The Paddock Pivot: Kim Kardashian steals the spotlight at Monaco, ditching minimalist streetwear for full-glam WAG energy.
  • The Ferrari Connection: A bold style statement delivered straight from the garage while supporting Lewis Hamilton.
  • The Trend Reset: Why heavy black lace and oversized shield sunglasses are dominating summer style edits.

The Monaco Grand Prix has always been as much about the fashion as it is about the racetrack. Yesterday, Kim Kardashian turned heads by leaning entirely into the iconic, high-octane WAG aesthetic while supporting Lewis Hamilton during his historic run with Ferrari.

Dressed in a striking, form-fitting black lace ensemble paired with oversized shield sunglasses, Kardashian perfectly channelled the glamorous, high-stakes energy of early-2000s racing wives. It is a calculated style pivot that proves the ultra-glamorous WAG look is officially back, dominating luxury fashion conversations this season.

Why the early-2000s racing glamour is making a comeback

What makes this appearance particularly interesting for fashion editors is the seamless integration of vintage glamour into a modern wardrobe. Instead of looking outdated, the sharp contrast of bold textures against the sunny backdrop of the Monaco harbor created a powerful, memorable visual statement.

This look marks a definitive shift away from the “quiet luxury” that ruled the previous seasons, shifting the narrative toward unapologetic, high-contrast dressing.

How to balance bold textures this season

Want to recreate this bold aesthetic for your summer wardrobe without overcrowding your look? Read our full breakdown on how to master the modern WAG style guide to learn how to balance heavy textures with clean capsule pieces.

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Alina

Alina is a fashion and style writer at Mūsmūs, where she covers. Her beat, e.g. everyday styling, trends and wardrobe-building. She writes for women who want clarity over hype, practical outfit logic they can actually use.

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