Since its founding in 1926, Mercedes-Benz has epitomized luxury and elegance, consistently raising the bar for automotive excellence from its Stuttgart headquarters. The AMG GT, launched in 2014, still holds a revered spot among supercar aficionados, while the Concept VISION AVTR offers a tantalizing glimpse into the future of electric vehicles. What makes Mercedes-Benz so appealing to concept designers around the world" Perhaps it’s the blend of daring innovation and timeless elegance that the brand embodies.

Among the most imaginative of these concepts is the Mercedes-Benz Dresscode, designed by Jeongtae Lee. This concept car is more than just a machine; it’s a piece of haute couture on wheels, imagining the future of British hypercars with a unique twist.
The Dresscode Concept takes inspiration from the world of high fashion. The design interprets luxury through the lines and volumes of a formal suit. Look closely: the hypercar mimics the appearance of a white shirt paired with a tie, covered by an elegant black jacket. The white areas of the car are crisp and precisely edged, while the black exterior sweeps around the body, mimicking the large, flowing volume of a jacket. The rear echoes the back of a sharply dressed individual – simple, stylish, and sophisticated.

But does the beauty of the Dresscode Concept make it any less functional" Not at all. Unlike other supercars with their complex, hard-to-mana...