Kim Kardashian Stuns at Monaco Grand Prix in Style

wowed in a chic cream dress and sky high heels as she arrived at the Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday to cheer on her beau Lewis Hamilton.

After making her first appearance at a race since going public with Ferrari driver Lewis on Saturday, Kim, 45, was back for the main event.

She was joined once again by her sister Khloe, 41, with the two matching in their neutral looks.

Kim showed off her curves in her bodycon, backless number which she teamed with black heels, gingerly making her way off a boat which had sped her to the VIP entrance.

Khloe meanwhile dressed for the scorching temperatures in a lacet-trimmed slip dress and a white waistcoat. 

Kim watched on on Saturday as Hamilton placed third. Speaking afterwards the driver said he still felt he was in line to complete the 'impossible' dream by earning his maiden Ferrari victory and the 106th win of his career.

Kardashian and Hamilton, who have been friends for over a decade, have been going strong for nearly six months after they were first spotted getting cozy on New Year's Eve in Aspen. 

They went public with their romance at the  in February then subsequently went Instagram official.

Just last week, Kardashian and Hamilton took a huge step in their relationship as he was seen with her four children, who she shares with ex Kanye West, for the first time. 

A source previously said that the couple have an 'intense' relationship and added that Kardashian's family absolutely 'adores' him.

In April, Kim reportedly made an eye-watering 11,000-mile round trip just to spend 24 hours with .

The star was believed to have flown to London from LA on her private jet to spend time with her beau.

After touching down in Farnborough, Hants, she was driven to F1 driver Lewis's £18million home in Kensington.

Sources close to the mother of four say her strenuous trip across the Atlantic is in a bid to keep their romance alive.

An insider told The Sun: 'Lewis and Kim are two of the busiest people in showbiz, but they are determined to do everything to see each other when they have any spare time.'

Earlier this week, Kardashian provided fans with a rare glimpse at their relationship on Instagram.

The mother-of-four posted a selfie that Hamilton had taken while they enjoyed a bike ride together on Monday.

The  star ensured that she left something in the post that would delight her man.

She included a cheeky snap of herself in a skimpy white string bikini, and another in a black two-piece.

Kim might even get to see Hamilton secure a victory this weekend, with Ferrari looking sharp in practice. 

Hamilton was quickest on Friday ahead of his team-mate Charles Leclerc, while Red Bull's Max Verstappen was third fastest followed by the Mercedes drivers. 

It has not all been plain sailing for Ferrari, with team principal Frederic Vasseur absent for medical reasons on Saturday.

A statement from Ferrari said: 'Fred Vasseur will not be at the circuit today.

'Following some medical checks, Fred will remain under observation at a local medical facility.

'No further medical information will be provided.'

The statement added that the team 'look forward to seeing him back at the track soon'.

Hamilton endured a nightmare first season with Ferrari but the signs are more positive now. 

His second place finish at the Canadian Grand Prix was a major improvement and Monaco has been a happy hunting ground for him in the past.

Qualifying will, as ever, play a major role at the track where there are limited overtaking spots and the race itself begins at 2pm on Sunday. 

Hamilton this week risked the wrath of England football fans, saying he will be splitting his support at the World Cup between his home nation and Brazil. 

'For me, it's tied with England,' he said. 'Honestly, Brazil has always been my favourite team.

'Growing up in England, I used to love watching Brazil play. I think it's the colours, the culture, and the players always just looked the most skilled, they were so cool.

'I just appreciate where they come from. Many of the players come from the streets where they play with no shoes and there's something quite special about Brazilian culture.'