
Abby Champion and Patrick Schwarzenegger Coordinate in Tommy Hilfiger With Angular Heels and Polished Loafers at ‘F1’ Premiere
At Monday’s European premiere of “F1” in London, Abby Champion and Patrick Schwarzenegger delivered a sharply coordinated take on classic American tailoring, both dressed head-to-toe in Tommy Hilfiger.
Champion grounded her oversize tomato-red suit with sculptural, ivory pointed-toe shoes, likely heels — an elevated, softly angular finish that added edge to the slouchy menswear silhouette. The trousers fell long and puddled over the footwear, letting only the structured toe box peek through. A loosely tucked white blouse and layered gold chains completed the power-casual look.

Schwarzenegger, meanwhile, embraced a nautical-inspired palette with a double-breasted navy blazer over crisp white trousers. He kept the base tonal with polished black leather loafers, opting for a rounded almond toe and slight heel that brought a heritage touch to the otherwise breezy ensemble. A red-and-white pocket square gave a nod to both the premiere’s racing theme and Hilfiger’s signature colorway.
The couple’s appearance aligned with Tommy Hilfiger’s continued investment in talent-driven storytelling. In fall 2024, Champion and Schwarzenegger fronted the brand’s campaign photographed by Alasdair McLellan. “Patrick and Abby embody the next generation’s power couple,” Tommy Hilfiger said at the time. “Their deep connection, mutual bond and unwavering support for one another capture the spirit of optimism that has always fueled our brand.”

Most recently, Champion appeared in Hilfiger’s spring 2025 denim campaign alongside Damson Idris, showcasing the brand’s reimagined essentials.
In March, Champion and Schwarzenegger appeared in Skims’ 2025 Wedding Shop campaign ahead of their upcoming wedding. Shot by Carin Backoff, the campaign highlighted tonal lingerie and bridal-adjacent pieces styled across couple and group settings. “I always feel my best when Abby is by my side,” Schwarzenegger said of the shoot. “We felt comfortable, relaxed and classic.” The couple, who got engaged in December 2023, previously confirmed to WWD that a wedding date has been set, but have not revealed when or where it will take place.
With the premiere, the couple continued to represent brands through a shared visual language: clean lines, understated accessories and footwear that reinforces silhouette. Champion’s angular heels and Schwarzenegger’s high-gloss loafers remained central to the look — classic shapes reinterpreted through finish and proportion.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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