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Lewis Hamilton Formula1 Tommy Hilfiger Lifestyle |
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The most successful British driver in the history of motor racing |
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It would be difficult to find many people to say that Lewis Hamilton doesn’t flabbergast on the race circuit. The four-time Formula One champion doesn’t so much tower over the sport he has been involved with, in one way or another, since he was boy, as hover above it, like a kind of petrolhead deity. To understand his achievements, you only need to look at the numbers. His tally of Grand Prix victories is the second highest of all time, behind only Michael Schumacher’s. He won his first World Championship title with McLaren in 2008 and, having moved to Mercedes, won back-to-back titles in 2014 and 2015 before scooping his fourth title last year. Statistically the most successful British driver in the history of motor racing, Hamilton holds records for the all-time most career points, the most wins at different circuits, the all-time most pole positions and the most Grand Slams (earning pole and fastest lap, and leading an entire race from start to
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Read more at: Lewis Hamilton refuses to skirt the issue |
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Lewis Hamilton refuses to skirt the issue |
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Lewis Hamilton refuses to skirt the issue |
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On Christmas Day last year, however, Hamilton’s razor-sharp faculties momentarily deserted him. While the rest of us were unwrapping presents, opening Champagne and wondering how to get a ten kilogram turkey into an oven built for a bird half its size, Hamilton took to Instagram to castigate his young nephew for sporting what he described as a “princess dress”. After declaring he was “so sad right now”, he was then seen berating the boy, telling him, “Boys don’t wear princess dresses.” Immediately, Hamilton came under fire for publicly shaming his nephew and after the clip was removed from his page, he then apologised for his behaviour with a series of tweets: “I love that my nephew feels free to express himself, as we all should,” he said. “My deepest apologies for my behaviour, as I realise it is really not acceptable for anyone, no matter where you are from, to marginalise or stereotype anyone... I have always been in support of anyone living their
life exactly how they wish and I hope I can be forgiven for this lapse in judgement.” |
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As well as wanting Hamilton to address the issue, we wanted him to appear on our cover either wearing something prominently pink or in something approximating a skirt or a dress. At the start of the year, when we found out that Hamilton was about to be appointed as an ambassador for Tommy Hilfiger, designing his own line for the brand, we suggested the idea to Hilfiger himself. Unsurprisingly, Hilfiger jumped at the idea, although Hamilton’s people were initially circumspect, worried that this would stir up the story again. As it was, when we suggested the idea to Hamilton himself, he loved it and set about designing his own kilt. He was aware he’d made a public mistake and he wanted to make a very public acknowledgement of this, obviously empowering his nephew in the process. |
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At Vogue House we think of the cover as a powerful act of personal conviction, which acknowledges Hamilton’s increasingly brave fashion sense, while offering a very public apology, a multicoloured tartan mea culpa. We hope this reinforces the fact that not only can little boys wear dresses, but also that big boys can too. |
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Lewis Hamilton Hair and Grooming Interview |
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Lewis Hamilton Hair Grooming Interview |
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MFH: When you are racing, you’ve got a helmet on, how do you cope with helmet hair? What do you do with your hair? |
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LH: Yeah, I’ve tried lots with my hair. Obviously I used to have it as a number one all over, super easy, but then I started to grow it out. I had an afro and then I got rid of the sides. |
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MFH: And you went blonde? |
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LH: Yeah, I went blonde which killed my hair. It was a disaster. I think it was neat to do it for a bit |
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But when you’re driving, the helmet squashes your hair, so you don’t really have a hairstyle. When you get out, you’re sweating and your hair is a mess. |
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MFH: When you’re racing, do you have any pre-race rituals or grooming routines? Do you have to drink a certain amount of water or use particular products? |
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LH: During the week, I drink a lot of water. During the race, we lose 2-4 kilos of liquids. Yesterday I lost 2 kilos in 2 hours. You’re also eating very light – salads and stuff like that. |
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The Life of Formula 1 Champ Lewis Hamilton |
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The Life of Formula 1 Champ Lewis Hamilton with Bryant Gumbel |
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Lewis Hamilton is Tommy Hilfiger's new ambassador |
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Lewis Hamilton is Tommy Hilfiger's new ambassador |
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Lewis Hamilton, the British Formula 1 ace with 62 Grand Prix wins under his belt (the second highest tally ever, after Michael Schumacher), has this morning been revealed as the new brand ambassador for prepped-up American brand Tommy Hilfiger. |
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“I have always admired Lewis’ incredible endurance during the race, as well as his unique style off the track, which speak to the new generation of Tommy Guys,” said Tommy Hilfiger. “He has built his incredible career as a racing driver with passion, dedication and extremely hard work – values that I embraced when founding my brand. We have a history with Formula One, and this partnership builds on our heritage of collaborations within the world of motor sport.” |
“I believe in the power of fashion and innovation to celebrate individuality and break conventions, like Tommy Hilfiger,” said Lewis Hamilton. “Tommy’s designs inspire me to be bold in every outfit that I put together outside of the racing track, expressing my creativity and eclectic style with confidence. His groundbreaking TOMMYNOW experiential events are one-of-a-kind, and I’m very excited to partner with such visionary brand.” |
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Lewis Hamilton, the fastest man on wheels |
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Lewis Hamilton, the greatest race-car driver of this generation |
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More than 400 million people around the globe watch Formula One races on TV, transfixed by the high-tech cars that resemble sleek fighter jets shooting across the track at more than 200 m.p.h. And Hamilton is the sport’s biggest name, a three-time champ with a raft of famous friends who is swarmed by fans at races from Australia to Azerbaijan, from Monaco to Malaysia. |
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In the U.S., however, such recognition is rare. Formula One comprises 11 teams with two drivers each, backed by brands like Mercedes, Red Bull and Ferrari. Over some 20 races spread across eight months and five continents, the teams fight for the Constructors’ championship, while each driver vies for the individual title. America hosts just one race per year, the fall Grand Prix in Texas, and Formula One lags in popularity behind homegrown racing circuits like NASCAR, not to mention the NFL, NBA and many other pro and college sports. “So many people I meet in America ask me, ‘What’s Formula One?’” Hamilton says before walking out to his autograph session a day before the Austin race. “What, do you live in a shoe box? Haven’t you at least heard of it?” |
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Lewis Hamilton sparking summer fun in Monaco |
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Lewis Hamilton sparking summer fun in Monaco |
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Why the new Mercedes F1 W09 is a winner |
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Why the new Mercedes F1 W09 is a winner |
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