From Monaco to Miami, These Are the 13 Wealthiest-Looking Outfits to Wear to an F1 Race

Formula 1 isn’t just about roaring engines and podium finishes—it’s also a global runway where celebrities, WAGs, and fashion editors bring their A-game trackside. From the sparkling streets of Monte Carlo to the sun-drenched circuits of Miami, the paddocks and grandstands are packed with outfits that scream understated wealth, effortless cool, and strategic glam. Whether you’re attending your first race or planning your next GP stop, knowing what to wear can be the difference between blending in and standing out—in the chicest way possible.

As the sport continues to boom—thanks in part to Drive to Survive and its ever-growing fandom—F1 style has become its own event. The best looks balance luxury and comfort with a nod to the high-octane atmosphere. Think off-duty model energy meets billionaire yacht guest. In this story, we’ve rounded up the most stylish and rich-looking outfits spotted across the Grand Prix circuit—plus tips on how to dress the part, no matter your ticket tier.

Grandstand and General Admission

When you’re spending a full day trackside—often in the heat—comfort is key, but that doesn’t mean sacrificing style. Think elevated essentials: linen trousers, lightweight button-downs, chic crossbody bags, and fashion sneakers that can survive the walk from shuttle to seat. Bucket hats, polarized sunglasses, and breezy fabrics will help you look polished while staying cool. If you’re going casual, go intentional casual—clean silhouettes, tonal colors, and one statement piece (like a designer cap or belt) go a long way.

What to wear: Strappy top and white poplin pants

What to wear: White breezy summer dress

What to wear: White button-down shirt and white denim

What to wear: Black vest, jorts, and ballet flats

What to wear: White knit halter, pleated linen pants, silk scarf, and flip-flops

What to wear: White knit dress and flat sandals

Paddock Club

Welcome to fashion's most exclusive pit stop. The paddock is less about logos and more about quiet luxury—polished separates, sculptural sunglasses, designer accessories, and pieces that whisper money. Many opt for sleek heels or dressy flats, midi dresses, or tailored trousers with silk tanks. A vintage Hermès bag or a low-key Loewe moment will get noticed for the right reasons. Bonus points for incorporating a motorsport nod: racing stripes, leather accents, or retro eyewear.

What to wear: Red slinky minidress or separates, clutch, and sunglasses

What to wear: Silk halter top and black wide-leg pants

What to wear: Navy polka-dot dress and '80s-style silver earrings

What to wear: Black minidress and vintage heels

What to wear: Black drop-waist dress and black sandals

Marina and Yacht Club

This is your excuse to go full-on “rich vacation.” Flowy dresses, resort tailoring, straw accessories, and high-end sandals feel right at home here. You want to look like you just stepped off a chartered jet and are about to sip rosé on the sundeck. Think The Row meets Pucci—relaxed silhouettes in luxe fabrics, perhaps a silk scarf in the hair or oversize gold jewelry. Leave anything too structured at home and lean into a vibe that says “I summer in Sardinia.”

What to wear: Silk top, scarf, and black capris

What to wear: Shirred minidress and square sunglasses