All the Happenings in the World of Fashion and Sports Right Now

In the modern world, sports aren't just about what happens on the court, field, or track. Much of the buzz around athletes actually takes place before their events—that is, when they arrive at their respective venues and showcase their latest fashion creations. In basketball, that's referred to as a tunnel 'fit; in Formula One, a paddock 'fit; and so on. What athletes wear when they're not in uniform matters, especially to fans who might never get to speak to their heroes. Clothes are the perfect form of communication—a window into who your favorite athlete is and what they stand for. That's what Go Sports is all about. Yes, we care about box scores, the results of Free Practice 1 (even if it is at 3:00 a.m.), and RHOSLC-level rivalries, but today, sports fashion matters too. We're not ashamed to say so.

We're living in the golden age of sports and fashion. There have been glimpses of the two entities colliding in the past, but today, they're practically one. WNBA players are becoming a staple at Paris Fashion Week, NFL stars are wearing editor-favorite Coach bags and limited-edition Birkins, Formula One World Champions are co-chairing the Met Gala, and brands—from LVMH to Skims—are getting in on all the action.

I'm here to keep the most interesting happenings in the world of sports and style straight, supplying you with the news you want to know. Think Lewis Hamilton's outfit credits in the F1 paddock and upcoming team and player brand collaborations that'll sell out if you don't act fast. Without further ado, let's get started.

Say Hello to CL16

Charles Leclerc's fashion journey continues. Just a handful of months after the Scuderia Ferrari driver released a capsule collection for Ferrari Style that was designed in collaboration with the brand's creative director, Rocco Iannone, during the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix, he's now debuted an apparel line of his own, called CL16. The name combines his initials with his racing number. According to WWD, the line was inspired by the Monagasque's European upbringing and '90s fashion, and features 12 total pieces, a majority of which are red and white, the colors of the municipality where he was born and raised. The hits so far? A cream cashmere hoodie, a red wool-blend blanket scarf, and the knit sweater he styled on his famous long-haired dachshund, Leo, in the campaign.

Shop what's left in Leclerc's debut collection for CL16 at shop.charlesleclerc.com.

Before Las Vegas, Lewis Hamilton Drops Ralph Steadman Collaboration

In the days leading up to the much-anticipated 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton's clothing brand +44 dropped crumbs of information about a new collaboration with the legendary British artist, Ralph Steadman, who is most known for his illustrations for Hunter S. Thompson's cult-classic book Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. The co-created streetwear collection, titled Vegas Craze, debuts on November 19 at the +44 pop-up in Las Vegas (which is taking place on the 19th and 20th at Encore Esplanade in the Wynn), and will be released on plus44.world the following day, just in time for lights out on Saturday night on the Strip.

Stay tuned for updates on the @plus44world page.

Caitlin Clark Debuts Nike Signature Golf Gear at the Annika Pro-Am

Indiana Fever star guard and Gainbridge ambassador Caitlin Clark took part in a pro-am at the Pelican Golf Club in Florida on November 12 ahead of the Annika Driven by Gainbridge LPGA tournament, which kicks off the day after. For the occasion, the pro basketball player and amateur golfer donned course-ready pieces featuring her new Nike signature logo, including a baby-blue V-neck sweater and polo. "I'm wearing clothes," she joked during a "'fit check" posted on her team's Instagram. According to Clark, she wore golf shoes from the Eastside Golf x Nike collaboration instead of her "newest golf PEs" because they're a work in progress. "I need them to be perfect, so that's why I'm not wearing them right now."

Adidas and Miaou? Say Less

This month, Adidas Originals debuted an extremely buyable collaboration with Miaou, the Los Angeles–based fashion brand that Alexia Elkaim founded in 2016. They kicked off the partnership with a campaign starring It girls such as Gabbriette and Devon Lee Carlson, and followed it up with a launch party at Bob’s Big Boy diner in Burbank, California. Kim Petras, Charlotte Lawrence, and Cailin Russo were all in attendance. The biggest hits in the sporty collection are the shoes, including the Miaou boots and the Mei Elite Miaou. The Miaou Boot is a twist on the beloved Adidas Taekwondo, but instead of a low-top sneaker, it's a knee-high boot with much of the shoe being made of black mesh. The Mei Elite Miaou is a low-top, low-profile sneaker, made of silver satin with a bright-yellow set of Adidas's three stripes. I personally favor the V-neck fitted jersey, though. But that's just me.

Shop the collection today on adidas.com.

Louis Vuitton's Custom Trunk for the LVGP Is Elite

Ahead of the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix, which kicks off on November 20, Louis Vuitton released a bespoke trophy trunk painted to match the special on-track signage that will appear on the Strip during the race weekend. According to a release, the Louis Vuitton logo will be displayed in dynamic graphics all around the track, seamlessly blending the French fashion house with the sport it signed a 10-year partnership with back in January 2025. To further emphasize the collaboration, in addition to Louis Vuitton's monogram, the custom trunk also features the black-and-white Damier, which is meant to mimic the look of the finish line one lucky driver will cross first on Saturday night.

Meet Gucci Altitude

In the lead-up to next year's Winter Olympics in Cortina, Italy, Gucci released a new winter sportswear collection titled Gucci Altitude with a campaign starring one of the house's global brand ambassadors, four-time Grand Slam winner (and former junior ski champion!) Jannik Sinner. In photos taken by photographer Stef Mitchell, Sinner can be seen lounging in Gucci monogram gear, including a parka, snow pants, and goggles. The collection also includes snow boots, shearling handbags, sports socks, ballet flats, and actual skis. So, yes, it does have it all.

Shop Gucci Altitude now on gucci.com.

Angel Reese Wears Sergio Hudson at the 2025 CFDA Awards

One of American fashion's biggest nights took place at the beginning of November, and all the stars were in attendance, including Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, Jennifer Lawrence, Rihanna, and A$AP Rocky. Who else was there? WNBA star and recent Victoria's Secret Fashion Show debutante Angel Reese. Reese is and always has been a fashion girl. After all, she did declare for the 2024 WNBA Draft in a Vogue spread and attend the Met Gala—twice. For the occasion, which took place at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, Reese, styled by Matthew and Reginald Reisman, wore a custom Sergio Hudson minidress and duster, Steve Madden shoes, and Swarovski jewelry.

Amiri Is Named the Official Formalwear Partner of FC Barcelona

"Soccer and fashion share a spirit, born from passion, precision, and creativity," Mike Amiri, fashion designer and founder of Amiri, said in a press release announcing Amiri x FC Barcelona. The partnership joins new and old, with Amiri being founded in 2014 and FC Barcelona all the way back in 1899, and will see the brand designing custom suiting for both the men's and women's teams that make up the club. Its executives and leadership members will also wear Amiri. For the looks, Amiri took inspiration from the club's nickname, equip blaugrana, or the blue and garnet team, using the colors as a starting point. Navy is the primary shade for the winter 2025 collection, including six-button overcoats, tailored jackets, and pinstripe trousers. Summer will see warm-weather alternatives debut.

Mercedes, Adidas, and Bad Bunny Just Debuted the Sports x Fashion Collab of the Year

It's here—that is, one of the most exciting collaborations in F1 since Lewis Hamilton teamed up with Dior. This time, it's between Adidas Originals, Bad Bunny, and Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team, and the resulting collection is well worth the hype it's receiving online. The collection is based on the Adiracer GT Silhouette but also includes a full motorsport apparel collection, ranging from bright-orange racing gloves to vintage-inspired outerwear. The sneakers officially debuted at the Archive exhibit at the Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico, which was put on by Adidas Originals and took place during Bad Bunny’s sold-out residency, No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí. They were designed to look like a modern take on retro racing shoes, with a sleek, low-profile design.

Guess Just Brought Back Allen Iverson's Iconic Sports Illustrated Shoot From 1993

To celebrate Allen Iverson's new Prime Video documentary, Allen Iv3rson, Guess teamed up with the NBA legend, releasing a limited-edition collection that includes five exclusive T-shirts inspired by his iconic Sports Illustrated photo shoot from 1993, in which the then 18-year-old wore an old-school Guess tee. Each of the collaboration T-shirts costs $44 and can be purchased on Amazon in sizes S to XXL while supplies last.