Balenciaga × Lamborghini: Temerario Artwork Hits the Runway While Graffiti Revueltos Park Outside Flagships

Lamborghini's newest model name is showing up on bomber jackets and graphic tees before most enthusiasts will ever see one on a lift.

The Balenciaga | Automobili Lamborghini collection spans oversized bomber jackets, motorsports-inspired leather racing jackets, T-shirts, hoodies, and trompe-l'oeil layered shirts.

Cultural rollout: Temerario artwork before full production

Lamborghini chose the Temerario rather than the Revuelto as the collection's artwork subject, putting its junior supercar's likeness on runway apparel and key-fob-inspired accessories before the car's full production story is told.

Motorsport DNA meets streetwear in the apparel lineup

Leather racing jackets lean heavily on Lamborghini's competition DNA, while the oversized bombers and hoodies offer more streetwear-adjacent options.

Graffiti-wrapped Revueltos at Balenciaga flagships worldwide

Revueltos wearing Balenciaga graffiti-style decals are parked outside flagship stores in Paris, Shanghai, New York, Miami, Tokyo, Dubai, and Seoul, each city receiving a unique colorway with brake calipers color-matched to the body paint.

Campaign imagery: supercar as fashion backdrop

The Revuelto's scissor doors, Y-shaped lighting signatures, and exposed carbon fiber elements all feature prominently in campaign shots that lean into an urban, street-level aesthetic rather than the studio-polished look typical of most supercar campaigns.

Seeding a supercar through luxury fashion distribution

The Balenciaga | Automobili Lamborghini collection, first previewed during Balenciaga's Fall 25 runway and launched globally on May 21, 2025, places Temerario artwork across key apparel pieces months before the car's full production rollout is complete.

Available now through Balenciaga stores and online

The collection is available now in select Balenciaga stores worldwide and at balenciaga.com, with Temerario artwork giving the entire line a forward-looking anchor tied to an actual upcoming car rather than pure nostalgia.