Kendall Jenner put on a chic display in the Pitlane as she enjoyed the festivities at the Sprint Qualifying prior to the F1 Grand Prix in Miami on Friday.
The 28-year-old model – who recently revealed her beauty secrets – wore a plunging brown midi-length checkered dress.
She paired the look with sunglᴀsses and silver hoop earrings.
Kendall wore light glam makeup with her brunette hair loose and center-parted.
The Tommy Hilfiger brand made its F1 debut sponsoring a car at the event as the the model, Susie Wolff and brand owner Tommy Hilfiger posed with Nerea Marti of Spain and Campos Racing.
The supermodel wore an F1 ACADEMY Pitlane VIP lanyard around her neck as she enjoyed this weekend’s festivities.
Jenner made a wardrobe change later on, donning an all white Tommy Hilfiger ensemble that consisted of an unʙuттoned blouse and jeans.
She tied the second look together wearing white sneakers and a black belt as she showed off her tiny waist.
The former Victoria’s Secret angel was spotted chatting with Mick Schumacher of Germany, Reserve Driver of Mercedes in his garage during a second practice round.
He was suited up in white Mercedes cap and Tommy Hilfiger sponsored T-shirt.
In collaboration with Tommy Hilfiger, the star took to her Instagram story to pose against a balcony.
Ed Sheeran also attended the Sprint Qualifying event rocking a plain black T-shirt and dark green cargo pants.
The Shape of You singer rocked a pair of Jordan sneakers as she accessorized with a pair of dark sunglᴀsses and a silver watch on his wrist.
He wore his fiery red hair messily styled as he walked through the event.
He was spotted with the Oracle Red Bull Racing team members posing for a pH๏τo in their garage.
The English multihyphenate also chatted up a storm with Sky Sports.
Sheeran is slated to perform at the Hard Rock Beach Club at the Grand Prix.
Miami Grand Prix president Tyler Epp said he wanted to bring in the Perfect singer ‘to add another layer of excitement to the event.’
‘From the beginning of this effort, we didn’t want to turn this into a concert where there was a motor race going on,’ he said. ‘That was not the intent.
‘The intent is to create a very full, well-rounded experiences for lots of different kinds of people to come and enjoy an amazing experience our facility,’ Epp added.
The Miami Grand Prix president wanted to preserve the event’s focus on the race while providing something everyone can enjoy.
‘These artists, that draw millions of people around the world with a tour, are coming and giving people a very intimate experience,’ he finished.
Kaytranada, Marc Anthony, Kaskade, Steve Aoki, Don Omar, Kaskade and John Summit are the other musicians slated to take the stage.
In collaboration with local South Florida artists, Formula 1 is teaming up with them to produce a collection of murals and art geared toward the race.
Displays can be seen around the race campus inspiring the public and advertising this weekend’s event.
The next Sprint is set prior to the big day on Saturday at 12PM ET.
Qualifying will start afterwards at 4PM ET.
The Formula 1 Grand Prix is set to waive the checkered flag this Sunday May 5 at 4PM ET.
