If Miami hosts one of the most glamour-laden Grands Prix of the entire Formula 1 calendar, the credit is not only due to the glittering setting, but also to the presence of a parterre of guests capable of transforming the paddock into a true open-air catwalk. Among the most awaited and constant presences stands out Alexandra Saint Mleux, wife of Charles Leclerc, by now a style icon capable of redefining the aesthetics of motorsport with a refined, current and perfectly calibrated language.
During the race weekend, Alexandra builds a coherent but never predictable fashion narrative, moving casually between different aesthetic codes. For her first appearances, she chooses a decisive, metropolitan attitude: white T-shirt and straight-cut red leather pants draw a sharp silhouette, played on textural contrasts.
For the qualifying chapter, the register changes and becomes more sophisticated: a black minidress, essential in construction but full of movement, uncovers the shoulders and comes alive at the end with a slightly flared line dotted with white polka dots, evoking a retro elegance filtered through a contemporary look.
Finally, in the muffled rain of race Sunday, Alexandra embraces a new-generation sporty-chic. The Saint Laurent SS26 signature total look plays on proportions: an oversized jacket with a relaxed fit and a midi skirt with a deep slit dialogue in a coherent palette, building a perfect balance between nonchalance and rigor. The result is an aesthetic that transcends the sporty context, imposing itself as a conscious and impeccably modern style manifesto.
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