Lewis Hamilton showcases his impeccable style in an orange and white overshirt at the F1 Grand Prix

He is known for his love for quirky fashion and designer labels.

And Lewis Hamilton once again showed his impeccable sense of style on Saturday as he arrived at the Sao Paulo Formula 1 Grand Prix at Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace.

The Formula 1 driver, 37, donned a bright orange and white overshirt before hitting the track for this second practice session.

Lewis completed his ensemble with match orange jeans, a knit sweater and Timberland boots.

As an accessory to his cool look, the fashion lover added dark sunglasses and a selection of silver jewelry.

It comes after Lewis couldn’t contain his smile as he burst into the air with joy after receiving the Honorary Citizen of Brazil award in Brasilia on Monday.

The Formula 1 driver cut a neat figure in a bright blue blazer which he wore over a coordinated crew neck top.

The seven-time world champion held out his yellow and green medal for the crowd as he posed for snaps.

Lewis was in high spirits as he blasted through the air with joy and later held up his prize.

The sports star was congratulated by chamber chairman Arthur Lira who shook hands with the stars.

Last month, Lewis revealed that he is launching a film and TV production company called Dawn Apollo Films, as he spoke about his retirement plans in an interview with Deadline.

Two Apple TV+ projects are already in the works for the company, and Hamilton said he’s concerned about “meaningful conversations and impactful stories.”

One is a documentary about Hamilton’s groundbreaking journey and exciting career.

The other, a currently undisclosed project, is being helmed by Top Gun: Maverick director Joe Kosinski and stars Brad Pitt, 58.

According to the publication, it will “follow a driver coming out of retirement to compete with a rookie against the titans of his sport.”