Martin Lekić by Tisch in Dior Homme for Pen Magazine
The Dior Stance–Clad in garments from Dior Homme’s spring/summer 2012 collection, Martin Lekić makes an appearance in Japanese magazine Pen. Photographed by Tisch with styling by Koji Yukisada, Martin prances in front of the camera at his best with help from groomer Tomihiro Kono.
Bastian Thiery & Taras Koltun by Daniela Müller-Brunke for INDIE Magazine
The New Minimalist–Nest model Bastian Thiery joins Taras Koltun for a Kris Van Assche feature in the latest INDIE. Wearing pieces from both Dior Homme and Van Assche’s namesake label, styled by Bodo Ernle (Nina Klein), the youthful pair are photographed by Daniela Müller-Brunke. / Grooming by Hauke Krause (Bigoudi).
Chris Beek & Max Rendell by Willy Vanderperre for Dior Homme Spring/Summer 2012 Memoir
The Calling–Shooting yet another gorgeous filmed campaign for Dior Homme, photographer Willy Vanderperre connects with Success model Chris Beek and Ford Europe/d’men newcomer Max Rendell for the season’s Memoir project. Dressed in an ethereal white and later navy as well as black, Max is a romantic vision in the relaxed designs of Dior Homme creative director Kris Van Assche.
Nils Butler in Dior Homme by Michelle Du Xuan for L’Officiel Hommes China
Parisian Outing–Clad in spring looks from Dior Homme, Nils Butler is photographed by Michelle Du Xuan for this month’s edition of L’Officiel Hommes China. Captured in the streets of Paris, the Ford Europe model is falls into a laid-back rhythm, donning several tailored suits. / Makeup by Min.K with hair by Yann D’amour (Yumikoto Management).
Jonas Kloch by Thomas Lohr for Dansk
The Silent Knight–Dansk hones in on designer Kris Van Assche’s efforts at Dior Homme with a feature in their latest issue. Showcasing three looks from Van Assche’s spring/summer 2012 collection, fashion editor Anders Sølvesten Thomsen styles Jonas Kloch (d1/Angels & Demons) for the Thomas Lohr–photographed story.
Chris Beek by Bruno Staub for Dior Homme Pre-Fall 2012
Preparing for a Dior Autumn–Capturing Dior Homme’s softer attributes, Bruno Staub photographs Success model Chris Beek for the fashion house’s pre-fall 2012 collection. A demonstration of designer Kris Van Assche’s strengths in tailoring, formal pieces are executed with a certain ease. From shirting, dressed with abstract prints to strong outerwear with militaristic mock-turtlenecks, the pre-collection serves a sampling of the smart fall/winter outing to come.
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Dior Homme began revolutionizing the world of menswear in fall 2001 under the reign of Hedi Slimane. Best known for its slim fitting silhouettes and Rock ‘n’ Roll style, the French label quickly garnered a cult following of celebrities and designers. It was widely rumored that Karl Lagerfeld shed off 90 pounds to fit into the clothing. Due to the popularity of the label and new found attraction from women, there was dispute between Slimane and LVMH over the expansion of Dior Homme into womenswear. Slimane’s contract was ultimately not renewed and he presented his final collection in fall 2007. He was replaced by Belgian designer, Kris Van Assche, who presented his new interpretation of Dior Homme in spring 2008. The silhouette was reinvented and a more relaxed and loose fitting style was adopted.
