EXCLUSIVE: Dior Goes Gray For Fall Men's Campaign
RIVER CRUISE: Soft silhouettes from Dior's menswear fall collection are presented against a moody gray background - Christian Dior's signature color - in the menswear fall campaign images.
The touchstone of the collection was water, namely the Thames in London and the Seine in Paris, meant to reflect the idea of movement as conceived by creative director Kim Jones, himself someone who moves between the UK and France.
Jones drew inspiration from the Dior archives, drawing inspiration from the work of young prodigy Yves Saint Laurent when he took Christian Dior's place as successor in 1957.
Related Articles"There's a sense of ease and movement that works with what we do in menswear and we've adapted some items from his early [Saint Laurent] collections to feature in this one, moving them from the context of feminine to masculine," Jones said at the time of the show.
Image from the Dior Homme Fall 2023 campaign. Rafael Pavarotti / Courtesy of DiorCoats that turn into capes at the touch of a zip are one of the items Jones created for the collection, along with double-sleeved jackets lightly gathered with drawstrings above the elbow. In the campaign, models Emile Danckaert, Wu Guoqiang, Awwal Adeoti and Loris Moine pose in voluminous outerwear, as well as trench coats, drop-shoulder jackets and sou'wester fisherman hats.
The ads, shot by Rafael Pavarotti, aim to invoke a "celebration of a fluctuating and dual world...where purity and sophistication converge," the company said in a statement, as evidenced by Danckaert and Adeoti's bold laughter in some footage.
Accessories take center stage, with the brand's Saddle bag presented in an exclusive metal version, while the Boxy Saddle bag and new Dior Pillow bags are at the forefront of the shots. The Dior Carlo reinterpreted in derby-style shoes and ankle boots enliven the looks.
"The quest for elegance, combined with a concern for comfort and function, permeates every piece, including the sculptural meshes that offer sumptuous drapes reproduced...
RIVER CRUISE: Soft silhouettes from Dior's menswear fall collection are presented against a moody gray background - Christian Dior's signature color - in the menswear fall campaign images.
The touchstone of the collection was water, namely the Thames in London and the Seine in Paris, meant to reflect the idea of movement as conceived by creative director Kim Jones, himself someone who moves between the UK and France.
Jones drew inspiration from the Dior archives, drawing inspiration from the work of young prodigy Yves Saint Laurent when he took Christian Dior's place as successor in 1957.
Related Articles"There's a sense of ease and movement that works with what we do in menswear and we've adapted some items from his early [Saint Laurent] collections to feature in this one, moving them from the context of feminine to masculine," Jones said at the time of the show.
Image from the Dior Homme Fall 2023 campaign. Rafael Pavarotti / Courtesy of DiorCoats that turn into capes at the touch of a zip are one of the items Jones created for the collection, along with double-sleeved jackets lightly gathered with drawstrings above the elbow. In the campaign, models Emile Danckaert, Wu Guoqiang, Awwal Adeoti and Loris Moine pose in voluminous outerwear, as well as trench coats, drop-shoulder jackets and sou'wester fisherman hats.
The ads, shot by Rafael Pavarotti, aim to invoke a "celebration of a fluctuating and dual world...where purity and sophistication converge," the company said in a statement, as evidenced by Danckaert and Adeoti's bold laughter in some footage.
Accessories take center stage, with the brand's Saddle bag presented in an exclusive metal version, while the Boxy Saddle bag and new Dior Pillow bags are at the forefront of the shots. The Dior Carlo reinterpreted in derby-style shoes and ankle boots enliven the looks.
"The quest for elegance, combined with a concern for comfort and function, permeates every piece, including the sculptural meshes that offer sumptuous drapes reproduced...
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