Kim Kardashian attended the Monaco Grand Prix for the second time in a row to support her boyfriend, Lewis Hamilton, who was competing for Ferrari at the Formula One Grand Prix. For the outing, she stepped out in a daring look.

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She wore an asymmetrical off-white gown that defined her figure. It featured an off-the-shoulder sleeve on one side, a fitted waist, and draped detailing wrapped around the midsection. The design extended into a completely open back, with just a single strap of fabric across the lower back. She paired the gown with motocore shield sunglasses and black leather pointed-toe pumps.

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Kim arrived at the event with her sister, Khloe Kardashian, who complemented her look in a slim-strap satin midi dress in a similar off-white shade. Her dress was defined by a corseted bodice with white lace trim. She completed her outfit with brown sunglasses and nude strappy heels, keeping the look within the same neutral color palette.

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Before the race began on Sunday, Kim and Hamilton were seen sharing a brief moment. The two spoke for a while before he gave her a hug and went ahead for the race.

The pair have been linked since February, when reports claimed they had spent time together in the Cotswold. Since then, they have made public appearances together, including stepping out during Super Bowl weekend. They have also shared their time together on social media, including photos from their vacation in Japan.

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On the previous day, Kim appeared in a sheer black lace corseted tank top paired with light-wash jeans. She finished the look with black sunglasses and black pumps.

In a recent interview with Vogue France, Kim spoke about her evolving style, crediting Balenciaga creative director Demna for helping her trust her instincts when it comes to dressing. She said, “I already liked dressing up before I met him, of course, but it was different, I thought fashion was something very elaborate, with sequins or that kind of flashy stuff. Whereas with Balenciaga, I can wear any piece without having to overdo it. It doesn’t have to be chic or sophisticated to be strong. I can dress more simply, without the help of a stylist, according to my own tastes. It’s very validating.”

Olivia Rodrigo was spotted in London with a look that was drawn from the 1970s fashion. The singer was at BBC Studios wearing a polka dot mini dress styled in a way that evoked vintage fashion.

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The dress, originally designed by Rudi Gernreich in 1971, featured a classic polka dot pattern with a collared neckline and short sleeves. The standout detail of the outfit was the cropped green sweater vest layered over it. The added layer altered the silhouette adding a pop of green, combining 1970s references with a modern edge.

Gernreich, an Austrian-American designer, was a key figure in 1960s and 1970s fashion. He is known for pairing bold fabrics with unconventional pieces. His style was embraced by figures such as Twiggy and Peggy Moffitt.

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The singer styled the outfit with black leather pumps with short block heels and a white knee-length socks. Her accessories were minimal and not overboard, including a black Paloma Wool shoulder bag and black Ray-Ban Wayfarer sunglasses.

Olivia was at BBC Studios to promote her third studio album, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love.