Kim Kardashian drew attention for all the wrong reasons at the Singapore Grand Prix, with the Daily Mail naming her the "worst dressed" celebrity at the Marina Bay event after she arrived in a sheer pink gown.
Kardashian wore a see-through pink dress from French fashion house Alaïa's spring 2024 collection as she arrived to support boyfriend Lewis Hamilton, who had to receive medical treatment after a bruising race. "Kim Kardashian left little to the imagination in a pink sheer gown," the Daily Mail wrote, placing her at the bottom of their celebrity fashion rankings for the weekend.
"But whilst some put on an overly glamorous display, other attendees noticeably missed the fashion mark by sporting overly casual ensembles or bizarre garments," the outlet noted, singling out Kardashian's look as the standout misfire.
Kardashian, of course, is unlikely to care — she is well accustomed to turning heads and weathering criticism over her red-carpet choices. The Singapore GP appearance continued her very public presence at F1 events alongside Hamilton, with the couple's paddock appearances now a staple of the season's celebrity coverage.
The Singapore Grand Prix has long been one of the most star-studded events on the F1 calendar, with its night-race setting and Marina Bay backdrop drawing A-listers from across fashion, music and entertainment. This year's celebrity fashion stakes were as closely watched as the on-track action, where Max Verstappen took victory ahead of Charles Leclerc and Kimi Antonelli.
Fashion commentary at the Singapore GP has become a tradition in its own right, with outlets ranking paddock looks as eagerly as race results. The Daily Mail's verdict — crowning Kardashian the weekend's worst-dressed celebrity — will hardly dent her reputation as a fashion lightning rod. Her sheer Alaïa gown continues a long pattern of statement looks that polarise critics and fans in equal measure.
The episode also underscores how the Singapore GP's celebrity circus has grown. What began as a motorsport event has evolved into a week-long cultural spectacle, with concerts, fashion moments and tabloid storylines competing for attention with the racing itself. For brands and publicists, a Marina Bay appearance is now prime real estate — and for critics, prime fodder.
Kardashian's attendance alongside Hamilton, who endured a difficult weekend that required medical treatment after the race, added another chapter to one of the paddock's most-watched relationships. The couple's high-profile appearances at grands prix have made them fixtures of the season's off-track narrative, ensuring that even a quiet weekend on track becomes a loud one in the press.