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What we liked from the Dior Men fall 2021 collection
The Dior Men Fall 2021 collection taps on the entire spectrum of colour to bring a sense of optimism to the world.
For more stories like this, visit www.thepeakmagazine.com.sg.
What we liked from the Dior Men fall 2021 collection
The Dior Men Fall 2021 collection taps on the entire spectrum of colour to bring a sense of optimism to the world.
For more stories like this, visit www.thepeakmagazine.com.sg.
What we liked from the Dior Men fall 2021 collection
The Dior Men Fall 2021 collection taps on the entire spectrum of colour to bring a sense of optimism to the world.
For more stories like this, visit www.thepeakmagazine.com.sg.
Kris Van Assche Leaves Berluti After 3 Years
The past three years at Berluti, under Kris Van Assche, saw the brand appealing to a wider audience, especially in Asia.
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Inside Kim Jones’ First Fendi Haute Couture Collection
Kim Jones is certainly making his impact known with this first Fendi haute couture show as creative director. With a line-up of supermodels that included Naomi Campbell, Bella Hadid, Cara Delevingne and Kate Moss, along with daughter Layla Moss, the star-studded line up wore romantic and transcendent gowns that combined the “renegade British sensibility of the Bloomsbury Group” with Italian beauty.
The show notes that came with the Spring Summer 2021 collection included a quote from Virginia Woolf’s classic work Orlando: “Vain trifles as they seem, clothes have, they say, more important offices than to merely keep us warm. They change our view of the world and the world’s view of us.”
Titled From Bloomsbury to Borghese, Jones, in his first Fendi haute couture collection, paid homage to the British Bloomsbury cultural Set as well as the heritage of Fendi as a Roman Maison. Virginia Woolf and Vanessa Bell’s liberated creativity inspired alongside Fendi’s DNA, codes and the beauty of Italian art and sculpture. Jones digs deep within both cultures and times and finds many undiscovered parallels. From marble as a classic Italian material, to the stone being used to bind books published by Virginia and Leonard Wolf. To add to the charm, the grace and elegance of sculptures and how they treated clothing is highly referenced in the dramatic draping of the collection.
Gentle shimmers and metallics often create a mirage-like appeal to some of these iridescent outfits, while motifs and décor used by the Bloomsbury group at their homes find echoes in the embroideries and embellished accessories. Woven jacquards and silken gowns are crafted with intarsia furs, velvet ribbons and hand-beaded tailoring. As a family-run company, Fendi’s sense of continuity is important. Kim Jones takes monograms from Karl Lagerfeld’s final collection and beaded them onto boots. Whilst the concept of family - both real and chosen – is evident through the cast of people chosen to model the collection.
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Dior’s New Menswear Capsule Takes the Stuffiness Out of Traditional Suiting
Dior’s New Menswear Capsule Takes the Stuffiness Out of Traditional Suiting
Most Coveted: Sergio Rossi, Chanel, Comme des Garçons Play and More
When it comes to luxury, you can rest assured that Prestige has it covered. But with the sheer multitude, let alone variety, released regularly on the landscape, it can become rather difficult to figure out the best from the rest or to even pick up the newest and most exciting. As luck would have it, our editors are forever on the look out: discovering on-the-rise labels, picking up new products from cult brands and the finding the most desirable items there are. So for those that are curious what that might be, keep scrolling to discover what made the cut in our weekly Most Coveted list.
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Everything You Need to Know to About Dior’s Limited-Edition Air Jordan Lottery
Kim Jones Pays Tribute to the Late British Punk Judy Blame in Dior Men’s Winter 2020/21 Collection
Artistic Director of Dior Men Kim Jones is no stranger to celebrating the cultural legacy, or more precisely pop culture, of his British roots. For his latest fall-winter 2020 collection at Dior Homme, the designer continues to bring the notion of the past, present, and future by creating dialogues between Dior's heritage and current artists. He dedicated an ode to his late friend, true British punk, a stylist, and couturier Judy Blame.
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Who was Judy Blame? Everyone might guess who he was already after the show ended. The multitalented Blame was a punk-turned-stylist and a jewellery designer. As a stylist, he always made something out of scratch for the models to wear, or using found materials such as safety pins and electrical tape, and incorporating them into high-fashion pieces. He's a true craftsman and artist. He also became an Art Director and image consultant for iconic personalities such as Boy George, Neneh Cherry, Kylie Minogue, Massive Attack, and Bjork. Judy Blame passed away at the age of 85 last year.
Dior Men's Winter 2020/21 Collection
At the show, the set was simply taking us to the hip '80s era vibes, with the light-shot smoke. When we first saw the first pieces of the collection worn by the models, Kim Jones incorporates every element between Dior's and Blame's signatures in every look. Starting from the chain that adorns the pants, the safety pins on the coats and the remake of Dior's signature motif Toile de Jouy into "Toile de Judy", which was designed in collaboration with the trust Judy Blame Foundation and based on the artist's revolutionary work.
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Dior's iconic bar jacket, which comes in the Maison's shades of grey and blue, is paired with opera gloves. Kim Jones also gives pleats and draping details on the jacket like what he brought in his first designs for Dior in its men's 2019 collection, making it a staple look from Jones. Meanwhile, you can see how Jones revisit Dior's heritage in moiré effects of silk, embroideries, and the arabesque motifs and paisley patterns.
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Accessories
Each look is adorned and finished with beaded embroideries or pierced with a safety pin, as a nod to Judy Blame's DIY-inspired style. The models are bejewelled with two dots under their eyes, just like Blame's styling on Björk look for her album cover in 1993, Debut.
[caption id="attachment_186236" align="alignnone" width="729"] Björk's album cover Debut, styled by Judy Blame, photographed by Jean-Baptiste Mondino[/caption]
Yoon Ahn as the Director of Dior Men's Jewellery reinterpreted Judy Blame's jewellery pieces through metallic elements that are engraved and embossed with the Dior Logo and adorned with cannage or lily of the valley motifs.
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Seen in most of the latest collection looks, berets that were made by Dior's milliner Stephen Jones pay tribute to the Parisian culture and the pioneering Buffalo Movement of the '80s. Last but not least, the Saddle Bag is revisited in new, ever more fluid forms as the Soft Saddle, in graphic briefcases and camera bags. They're crafted in polished calfskin in a palette of black, camel-vicuña, and navy blue, feature the signature Dior Oblique motif enhanced with beading or in a handmade tapestry version.
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All the pieces are very well thought, edited, and put together with Dior's heritage and avant-garde in mind. From the first time we see it on the runway to the time when we heard about the tribute in the collection, Judy Blame would've been thrilled to see all the pieces that were shown on the Dior runway this season. Kim Jones has once again claimed the reigning title from the Fashion Awards as the Menswear Designer of the Year by showing us his distinctive vision and craftsmanship in the men's winter 2020/21 collection.
See the full show of Dior Men Fall/Winter 2020/21.
The story was originally posted on Prestige Online Indonesia, by Maya A. Siregar.
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An Ode to the Late British Punk Judy Blame by Kim Jones in Dior Men’s Winter 2020/21 Collection
Artistic Director of Dior Men Kim Jones continues to bring the notion of the past, present, and future by creating dialogues between Dior's heritage and current artists. He dedicated an ode to his late friend, true British punk, a stylist, and couturier Judy Blame.
[gallery ids="186230,186231,186232"]
Who was Judy Blame? Everyone might guess about who he was already after the show ended. The multitalented Blame was a punk turned into a stylist and a jewellery designer. As a stylist, he always made something out of scratch for the models to wear, or using found materials such as safety pins and electrical tape, and incorporating it with high-fashion pieces. He's a true craftsman and artist. He also became an Art Director and image consultant for iconic figures such as Boy George, Neneh Cherry, Kylie Minogue, Massive Attack, and Bjork. Judy Blame passed away at the age of 85 last year.
Dior Men's Winter 2020/21 Collection
At the show, the set was simply taking us to the hip '80s era vibes, with the light-shot smoke. When we first saw the first pieces of the collection worn by the models, Kim Jones incorporates every element between Dior's and Blame's signatures in every look. Starting from the chain that adorns the pants, the safety pins on the coats and the remake of Dior's signature motif Toile de Jouy into "Toile de Judy", which was designed in collaboration with the trust Judy Blame Foundation and based on the artist's revolutionary work.
[gallery ids="186178,186183,186187,186207,186209,186214,186227,186225,186189,186176"]
Dior's iconic bar jacket, which comes in the Maison's shades of grey and blue, is paired with opera gloves. Kim Jones also gives pleats and draping details on the jacket like what he brought in his first designs for Dior in its men's 2019 collection, making it a staple look from Jones. Meanwhile, you can see how Jones revisit Dior's heritage in moiré effects of silk, embroideries, and the arabesque motifs and paisley patterns.
[gallery ids="186200,186191,186196,186182,186177,186199,186203,186206,186213,186220,186224"]
Accessories
Each look is adorned and finished with beaded embroideries or pierced with a safety pin, as a nod to Judy Blame's DIY-inspired style. The models are bejewelled with two dots under their eyes, just like Blame's styling on Björk look for her album cover in 1993, Debut.
[caption id="attachment_186236" align="alignnone" width="729"] Björk's album cover Debut, styled by Judy Blame, photographed by Jean-Baptiste Mondino[/caption]
Yoon Ahn as the Director of Dior Men's Jewellery reinterpreted Judy Blame's jewellery pieces through metallic elements that are engraved and embossed with the Dior Logo and adorned with cannage or lily of the valley motifs.
[gallery ids="186198,186192,186201,186205,186208,186207,186217,186218,186223,186179,186176"]
Seen in most of the latest collection looks, berets that were made by Dior's milliner Stephen Jones pay tribute to the Parisian culture and the pioneering Buffalo Movement of the '80s. Last but not least, the Saddle Bag is revisited in new, ever more fluid forms as the Soft Saddle, in graphic briefcases and camera bags. They're crafted in polished calfskin in a palette of black, camel-vicuña, and navy blue, feature the signature Dior Oblique motif enhanced with beading or in a handmade tapestry version.
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All the pieces are very well thought, edited, and put together with Dior's heritage and avant-garde in mind. From the first time we see it on the runway to the time when we heard about the tribute in the collection, Judy Blame would've been thrilled to see all the pieces that were shown on the Dior runway this season. Kim Jones has once again claimed the reigning title from the Fashion Awards as the Menswear Designer of the Year by showing us his distinctive vision and craftsmanship in the men's winter 2020/21 collection.
See the full show of Dior Men Fall/Winter 2020/21.
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Livestream: Dior Men’s FW20 Collection
Kim Jones helmed Dior Men’s seasonal range will be walking down the runway in a few. The collection is said to pay tribute to British stylist and jeweller, Judy Blame. Livestream Dior Men’s Fall/Winter 2020 Paris Fashion Week Runway above.
Start time: 18 January 2020 | 1:30 AM (HKT)
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