Three-Act Play | Dior Homme S/S ’10–Mathias Bilien & Dominik Bauer by Sybille Walter

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Published January 7, 2010

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Updated January 4, 2015

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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.

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26 thoughts on “Three-Act Play | Dior Homme S/S ’10–Mathias Bilien & Dominik Bauer by Sybille Walter”

  1. Nothing was more androgynous than Hedis works, now i love his works, but compared to van Assches, it was made for anorectic teenage boys rather than young men in all shapes and sizes.

  2. Nothing was more androgynous than Hedis works, now i love his works, but compared to van Assches, it was made for anorectic teenage boys rather than young men in all shapes and sizes.

  3. Nothing was more androgynous than Hedis works, now i love his works, but compared to van Assches, it was made for anorectic teenage boys rather than young men in all shapes and sizes.

  4. Nothing was more androgynous than Hedis works, now i love his works, but compared to van Assches, it was made for anorectic teenage boys rather than young men in all shapes and sizes.

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