TOYS

from Orlando Style Magazine March 2022

by styletome

SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL FEATURE

ENGINE

1600 cc

TOTAL DISPLACEMENT

4 MJ

BATTERY ENERGY

120 kW

MGU-K POWER

Ferrari’s 2022 Formula 1

Ferrari unveil their 2022 challenger, the F1-75

Ferrari’s 2022 Formula 1 car, the F1-75, has been revealed with a black-and-red livery, and another variation in sidepod design for the new generation of rules. After two winless seasons, Ferrari hopes its 2022 car – which has been the focus of a major car and engine development programme – will enable it to fight more regularly at the front in F1 again.

Drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz joined team principal Mattia Binotto to launch the F1-75, which features a distinct interpretation of the new rules with its sidepod design – but does mirror Aston Martin in having cooling louvres on the top.

The car also has a revised colour scheme following the departure of long-time backer Philip Morris International and with it the Mission Winnow branding that has been featured for the last few seasons.

“We have tackled the challenge of this project with an innovative approach,” said Binotto. “Because apart from the requirements of the completely new technical regulations we believe that we had to take on this exercise with an open mind.

Ferrari’s 2021 improvements netted third in the constructors’ championship, which – though well behind Mercedes and Red Bull – meant it hit its target.

Now, the priority is re-emerging as a consistent challenger for race wins, which means having a car and engine package that gives drivers Leclerc and Sainz the right opportunity.

This car has been designed by a restructured and slimmed-down Ferrari organization intended to address existing weaknesses but also adjust to the needs of the F1 cost cap.

David Sanchez is tasked with the vehicle concept, with senior chassis responsibilities split between Enrico Cardile (chassis performance engineer) and Fabio Montecchi (chassis project engineering).

In parallel, Ferrari has funded the introduction of a new state-ofthe-art driver-in-loop simulator at Maranello, which was operational in the second half of last.

Under the skin, Ferrari has worked tirelessly to complete its recovery from the hit its power unit performance took in 2020, which followed the raft of technical directives issued by the FIA after unproven suspicions about the Ferrari engine.

Last year, Ferrari made an encouraging step forward and established itself as the thirdstrongest engine manufacturer.

The introduction of a significant hybrid upgrade, with a new energy store that increased it from a 400volt to an 800-volt system in the final third of the season, was also an important step.

That hybrid system is carried over to 2022 but Ferrari has a “significantly different” combustion engine design now.

MEN’S STYLE

BURBERRY

CHECK LOW-TOP SNEAKERS Burberry low-top sneaker in calf leather and suede. English-woven signature House check heel counter. Round toe and lace-up front. Logo-embossed tongue with a padded collar. $520 / Burberry.com

VERSACE

MEDUSA FOCUS SUNGLASSES A reflection of Versace’s bold attitude mixed with heritage designs. These sleek, rectangular sunglasses are characterized by the hypnotic open wire-front detail. The frame and temples are enriched with geometric Greca motif in a glossy, golden finish. This style features black temple details and dark grey lenses. $328 / Versace.com

VERSACE X COLE SPROUSE

It has been a while since his role as Cody Martin on The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, but Cole Sprouse’s life is still pretty sweet. Case in point, the actor, model and photographer just worked with Versace on a new collection of sunglasses for men.

The Versace x Cole Sprouse eyewear capsule consists of two sunglasses and one optical frame. Sprouse. From his earlier roles as Ben in Friends through his recent appearances in the youthful drama Riverdale, Sprouse consistently embodies comedic relief with a deeper edge of wit and intelligence.

This role within Versace’s new collection displays Sprouse in a new yet dreamy light, taking inspiration from Greek mythology. The collection leads with a pair of aviator sunglasses called the “Medusa Focus.” This set features gunmetal with light gray lenses that lend a black mirror effect in either dark gray or graybrown gradient finishes. Gold frames encase the frames with a small embossed Medusa.

The campaign images and style of the glasses are intimate but mature, combining intriguing curves with angular pieces.

Prices for the collection range from $278 to $368. The Versace x Cole Sprouse eyewear capsule is available online at SunglassHut. com and LensCrafters.com, as well as in-store at Bloomingdales, Saks, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Bergdorf Goodman and Holt. Renfrew.

SHEETS TO THE STREETS

Don’t want to overdress but worried you might be underdressed? This season’s catwalk brought out the classy in comfy. Designers gave us a redefined elegance and luxury as they highlighted pajama sets as streetwear. These colorful silky sets can be paired with your favorite pair of sneakers to provide the ultimate daywear look or you can also pair your pieces with some layered chains to up the ante. Adding accessories will highlight the goal that you’re trying to achieve. To get the full effect of the look, make sure it’s a two-piece set that you’re sporting.