Kim Kardashian has been named among the worst-dressed celebrities at the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix after her sheer pink Alaïa dress attracted criticism during the Formula 1 race weekend on October 10 and 11.
The reality television star attended the event in Singapore over the two days, where her designer outfit became a talking point alongside the racing action. Kardashian wore a rose-pink dress featuring a fitted bodysuit-style design and a floor-length sheer skirt. She completed the look with a matching handbag, oversized sunglasses and metallic footwear, creating a coordinated ensemble that stood out in the Formula 1 paddock.
Her appearance drew mixed reactions, with some fashion observers questioning the revealing design. The Daily Mail subsequently included Kardashian in its assessment of the worst-dressed celebrities at the event, placing her outfit among those that attracted criticism during the high-profile race weekend.
The Singapore Grand Prix has long doubled as a celebrity magnet, with the night race drawing A-listers, billionaires and fashion icons to the Marina Bay circuit each year. The paddock and its after-parties function as an unofficial fashion week, where stars compete for attention almost as fiercely as the drivers compete on track. Kardashian’s appearance was one of the most talked-about of the weekend — though not necessarily for the reasons her stylists might have hoped.
Fashion criticism at Formula 1 events is practically a spectator sport in itself. The paddock’s unique dress code — part sportswear, part red carpet, part billionaire leisure — trips up even seasoned style stars, and sheer fabrics in Singapore’s tropical humidity are a particularly risky choice. Kardashian, whose every outfit is dissected by millions, is no stranger to “worst dressed” lists; her appearance on this one is less a verdict on her fashion influence than a reminder that even the most calculated looks can misfire.
The episode also underscores how the Singapore Grand Prix has cemented its place on the global celebrity calendar. A decade ago, the idea of Kim Kardashian’s wardrobe choices in Singapore making international headlines would have seemed far-fetched; today, the night race is firmly part of the circuit’s glamour economy, where what happens off the track can eclipse what happens on it. For Kardashian, the sheer pink Alaïa moment will join the long archive of looks that launched a thousand hot takes — and for the Daily Mail’s fashion desk, at least, it landed firmly on the wrong side of the ledger.