Kim Jones, artistic director of Dior’s menswear collection, has just introduced the collection while continuing the 75th anniversary of Dior Kim Jones, artistic director of the men’s line , has just introduced the f/w 20234 collection designed with the aim of creating continuity between past and present and future – with lots of future in mind.
Dior’s fall 2023 menswear collection was presented during a show held in Giza, Egypt, against the backdrop of the setting sun behind the great pyramid.
In the collection, the gray gradation gives way to the color palette of the desert – from day to night, while also showing inspiration drawn from observing the transformed galaxies in the versions. digital printing.
As part of the collection, Jones has also dreamed of a new capsule collection designed by guests with the Denim Tears brand – founded in 2019 by Tremaine Emory. Launched in this exclusive event, alongside the house’s creativity, the line celebrates the importance of creative dialogue.
Dior men autumn 23
While emphasizing an expert focus on pattern cutting, the collection takes the lessons of heritage from the past and applies them to the present and future, while expressing them through transformation. change from feminine to masculine in tailoring; combine couture finishes with technical practicality of outerwear; archival embroidery carries the idea of the arsenal of the future; leather goods turn luxury into a new organic utility; footwear that flirts with futurism, but with a foundation of traditional savoir-faire combined with excellence in contemporary technical know-how.
Dior men autumn 23
By recreating the stratification of history, layered textured clothing, outerwear and accessories wrap and provide cocoon protection.
Movement, comfort and flexibility are key and express yourself through purposefully engineered transparent jacquard fabrics that reveal a rigorous background in tailoring and outerwear.
A series of new, ruffled wool demi-kilts – derived from the biased pleated skirt of a Dior storied dress from the 50s called “Bonne Fortune” – and instantly became a staple. accents for most ancient menswear and is as much a part of the new technical language as an oversized garment.
Dior men autumn 23
Bags and shoes come together, working with cannage and diamonds in a combination of modern techniques and textures, from high-frequency neoprene and injection molding to anodized metal finishes chemical.
Dior men autumn 23
Each piece is designed with the intention of bringing comfort and practicality, the essence of modern luxury.
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