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A humble black and clay color palette dressed the most recent collection from Dior Homme designer Kris Van Assche. Striking a chord with relaxed tailoring, the designer continues in this vein, turning his efforts to this season’s outerwear. Found somewhere in between boxy and oversize, Dior’s man is given a larger than life silhouette that he takes on with ease. Coexisting harmoniously with the collection’s minimalist approach to monochromatic suiting, this season’s foray into outerwear solidifies a new chic Dior Homme that is understated, yet effective.
Juan Manuel Arancibia of Bananas Models gets his break this season, fronting Dior Homme’s spring 2010 campaign, which was photographed by Karl Lagerfeld. Quite modest for Dior, the campaign represents a collection that is more relaxed and comfortable with its identity. [Part I]
Juan Manuel Arancibia of Bananas Models gets his break this season, fronting Dior Homme’s spring 2010 campaign, which was photographed by Karl Lagerfeld. Quite modest for Dior, the campaign represents a collection that is more relaxed and comfortable with its identity.
Surface magazine recruits designer Kris Van Assche to act as art director for an editorial featuring his spring collection for Dior Homme. Photographed by Sybille Walter on location in Antwerp, Mathias Bilien, Dominik Bauer and Crista Cober showcase the range’s androgynous nature that is further highlighted by Mauricio Nardi’s sleek styling.
Francisco Lachowski photographed by Karl Lagerfeld
10 Men lend their editorial support to Kris Van Assche’s current collection for Dior Homme with a feature photographed by Mark Pillai. Styled by Hector Castro, Arthur Daniyarov stars in the third editorial this season to prominently feature Dior Homme.
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