Thai Actor Bright Gave the Canadian Tuxedo a Twist at F1 Grand Prix 2025

By now, it’s clear that F1 and fashion go hand in hand. Don’t believe us yet? Let Bright convince you instead. The Thai actor attended the F1 Grand Prix 2025 in Abu Dhabi and showed out with a fitting look.

Attending with Ferrari, Bright was styled in a casual, cool look as seen in his Instagram post. He wore a jeans and a matching jacket with an acid-wash finish for a distressed feel. Keeping it simple yet trendy, he layered the denim jacket over a simple white top that just barely peeked out and zipped it all the way to the top. Juxtaposing the baggy silhouette and acid-wash of the set that gave the look a comfy and chill vibe, he opted for ultra polished and sleek loafers, dressing the outfit up a little. To accessorize, he went with a pair of thin black sunglasses, perhaps a call back to the ‘90s eyewear trend, given denim on denim was similarly somewhat of a uniform in that era.

Bright is no stranger to using jeans as a wardrobe staple. Earlier this year, he donned a classic pair with a leather jacket while out and about on a trip to Paris. Then, he similarly put a twist on the look by pairing it with a statement shoe. For that, he went with the very trendy Adidas Taekwondo sneakers. So, this latest look is just a testament to his penchant for mixing and matching aesthetics.

While the F1 track might not be the typical venue that comes to mind for fashion, it quickly is becoming another go-to destination to flex one’s personal style. Notably, Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton has helped establish that with his pre-match looks and crossovers into fashion, like being a chair for the 2025 Met Gala. F1 Academy driver Alba Larsen is similarly making her way in both the racing and fashion worlds at once. She currently serves as a brand ambassador for Tommy Hilfiger.

Other celebs attending the races have also taken the opportunity to show off their style. In the past, BLACKPINK’s Rosé leaned into the F1 aesthetic, and fellow group member Lisa brought the thin scarf trend to the tracks. And as F1 continues to draw people in, more is sure to come.