The F1 community’s biggest, most talked about fashion icon, Lewis Hamilton, is turning heads again. Aside from looking dapper himself, Hamilton is in the spotlight for not just his look, but for admiring a K-Pop star’s attire at a fashion event that took place recently.

Lewis Hamilton was seen attending the Dior show that took place in Egypt. Other stars like Robert Pattinson, and the famous Korean boy band Astro’s singer, Cha Eun-woo, were also seen attending the event.

Hamilton was caught on a video from the event that showcases one of the most heartwarming interactions with the K-Pop singer.

The video showed Hamilton and Cha Eun-woo interacting. We see Hamilton pull back to get a good look at Woo’s outfit. Eventually, to lean in and touch the fabric. Lewis Hamilton seemed to be blown away by his entire attire.

As soon as this video hit the internet, Twitter blew up. Twitter fawned over the F1 x Kpop crossover that they never saw coming!

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Twitter fans went berserk and reacted to this event in all sorts of ways. Some were obsessing over this interaction, whilst some other Hamilton fans admitted that they would not have survived a touch from the seven-time world champion.

Twitter is in disbelief regarding the Lewis Hamilton- Cha Eun-Woo interaction at the Dior event

Twitter is always quick to comment, and it wasn’t any different this time. Twitter came through to rejoice in their meeting. Here’s what they said:

Some couldn’t handle the thought of Lewis admiring their outfit the same way.

Whilst, some were in complete disbelief.

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The seven-time world champion, Lewis Hamilton, has always been a trendsetter. He has been known for his quirky outfits and notice-worthy apparel. However, would Cha Eun-woo be responsible for inspiring some of Lewis’ upcoming looks in the upcoming year?