Can we take a selfie?
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Of course, I'm like sweaty sweaty but let's do it.
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Right, let's do it!
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Dior Menswear by Jonathan Anderson!
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This is spring summer 2027!
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Hello I'm Loïc Prigent,
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Jonathan Anderson himself explains his point of view.
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We're in Paris, it's like 40 degrees!
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There's a heat wave
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but we're in a hotel particulier and a garden.
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The museum Nissim de Camondo.
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Everything is carefully curated.
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Even small portraits by the 36 years old artist,
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Giangicomo Rossetti
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who already collaborated with Jonathan
Anderson and Dior.
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The first row is all the industry menswear editors in chief!
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From CORTIS, Keonho,
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Seonghyeon and Juhoon!
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Guitarricadelafuente!
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Is it a hot event for you?
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It's hot event for me.
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This is like Seville in August.
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Like in the worst way. It's crazy!
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Did you swim in the canal?
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I didn't have time.
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I wanted to be alive today.
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How excited are you for this one?
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It's very early in the morning.
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Corentin Fila and Panayotis Pascot!
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Pharrell Williams with his spouce.
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I'm seated next to the great funniest man on earth,
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Rapper Yung Lean is not accustomed to opening fans.
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Backstage is about to explode!
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Orlando Spence opens the show
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by plugging his phone
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so we can enjoy his music.
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The vibe is a job party.
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I'm a super fan of Fred Again,
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and I've always wanted to work with him.
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And I wanted him to do something
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which was the ultimate house party music
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at 2 a.m. in the morning,
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then at 2 p.m. the next day.
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This idea of that moment when you go out
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and then you're still going until 2 p.m.
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It's like Dior after hours in a way?
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It's definitely after hours.
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George Collingwood, Jack Paulsen.
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The first three models wear a new suit called 'Bobby',
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The break of the jacket is quite low.
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They're all muslin.
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The pied-de-poule of the jacket is printed, not woven!
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The look three shirt has a trompe-l'oeil hand embroidery
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The embroideries all come from the archive of Dior.
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They were swatches, these trompe-l'oeil swatches
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We were going through the archive
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and we had found all these ones that were,
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some were realized into dresses, some were not.
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And I just like the idea of doing these blouses
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with this sort of like scarf
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that was kind of like embroidered in.
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He did like versions of it,
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but he never did them as complete as that.
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He took fragments of them,
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but they were the initial, what was delivered to him
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as from the embroidery company.
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And I like this idea of something which was unresolved.
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So they're onto these sort of like,
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pussy bow, blouse, shirts, or they're like little tangs.
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I have always loved, since I've been at Dior,
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Is that when you look at him,
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he was obsessed by the 18th century.
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And how wrong and right that can be
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is sort of interesting today.
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Ari Seymour's scarf is embroidered by Lesage
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this one is a motif from a 1971
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Dior haute couture collection by Marc Bohan.
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We are Diorclubbing.
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Asa Kamlo Poanka and Oladipo Ezekiel are wearing
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cotton pajamas. Pajama party!
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It's not your classic pajama fabric,
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but something less fluid, more suited for the city.
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And it's a shearling collar.
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It's kind of a workwear pajama hybrid.
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Samuel is a grungy boy with a distressed knit
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and patiné, dirty lux denim trousers.
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The muse of the collection, the face on the mood board
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is a musician, Jeff Buckley.
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Aljan Jandarbekov got the silver five pockets jeans
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with iridescent rainbow sequins.
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He's catching up all the lights in the gardens
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It's not a garment, it's a stroboscope.
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All the jeans are all embroidered,
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all the sequins, like a disco ball.
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And Oscar Darden has a golden version.
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I like this idea that it would be something
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that you could see like a guy with no top on at a rave.
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But then at the same time, you have this sort of
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with a jacket over the top.
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It could be his dad's or...
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...I like this idea that it's like playing with a character.
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This is his look and this is what he finds in the attic.
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Andrea Villoresi with a tailored jacket in denim,
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broken, repaired, distressed, washed, and start again.
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It was like this idea of like walking through rooms.
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I like this idea it's undone.
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And I always love the kind of patina
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of an old building.
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You never can really recreate it.
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You can't recreate it.
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I've always loved this museum.
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I bought this chair for my house,
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which is from an antique dealer,
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but it's from a house in Norfolk in England.
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It's got initials in it.
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And I like this idea of like an English chair
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in a French context.
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English furniture is inspired by French furniture.
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And then I was like, okay, let's recreate them.
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Make-Up is by Peter Phillips.
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and yes he used his Dior Backstage Air Mist on models.
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Styling is by Benjamin Bruno.
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Look 10, Danial Khan with a piece inspired by
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the cruise show last month in LA.
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The fiber is opened and fringes are placed one by one.
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Bruno Varacca wears another version of the Bobby suit,
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straighter, with a black peak lapel for contrast.
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Leather pants with a denim patch
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that’s added to create a torn effect.
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This one was tough to create.
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Dries Hufkens in a suede coat inspired by 18th century
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intellectual dandies! French ones!
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A triangle neck and Dior medallions buttons.
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Eton vibes. Kou Kuroda in Pied de poule,
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the Dior pattern that was on his first perfume packaging,
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a genius of marketing.
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Vuk Alexander with chains ripped denim,
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Yes, it's chains garlands of fine silver chains!
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Kurt Cobain on avenue Montaigne, avenue Cobain.
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And the shoes with embroidered flowers!
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The boots, we did them all hand cobbled.
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They're all nailed, like all done traditionally.
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Then it's like the embroideries from the archive,
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That's why we put more gravel down,
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so this idea that they became more and more dusty
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as the show went on.
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So it was more a lived experience,
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ultimately, in terms of clothing.
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Because clothing has to be worn.
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I noticed the embroidery, it’s really delicate and I loved those details.
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The embroidery under the shoes too. I thought it looked really cool.
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A precious jacket for Chaniel Ollor with a very visual shearling lapel.
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On Carlo Barluzzi you can see how It wraps around the neck
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like a wave. Screams luxury.
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Ndiouga Camara in a double breasted, classic version
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Bobby is a Dior mascot as it was the dog of Monsieur Dior.
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Adrian Timmermanns in a very Alain Pacadis number,
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very decadent french aristocrat
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going to the Palace nightclub in 1981.
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Yeah, and I quite like this idea:
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what is the new aristocracy today?
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You know, and I kind of like,
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it can be having money or having no money.
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It can be like just having fun.
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It's about how you hold yourself.
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And I think it was experimenting with this like guy
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that is like knows how to dress
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or knows how to experiment with clothing.
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All the polka dots are hand embroidered
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and created through tube beads.
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This is a price and request piece.
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Ewan Munday and Julian Pollack with classic aviator jackets
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but made in knitwear.
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And I quite like this idea of like the conflict
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between old and new ultimately.
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Young and old, you know,
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and how they can meet together.
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It's like you have a suede jacket,
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you put it with a gold python short.
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It can be two types of men.
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It's just how you split the bottom.
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Julian Tomming shows off a very interesting case
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of a manteau d’apparat made with check shirt fabric.
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A long plastron, a wedding frac
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but in a shirt kind of way with a hidden bouttonnière.
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Jeff Buckley meets Versailles.
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Jan Petersen’s exploding flower
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is a reference to the january 2026
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Dior Haute Couture collection
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and is done in the Couture fabrics.
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Note the crystal pavé sunglasses.
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What I saw today was the good taste of old money
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that new money can never understand.
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We're talking about fabrics,
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we're talking about application,
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we're talking about the way it falls on a young boy,
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unfortunately, it reigns supreme.
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And that's what I saw.
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Gianelia Wiedmer wears Disco ball boots.
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Paco Eidsson in a coat that Jonathan Anderson
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is establishing as a new Dior classic.
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Lazare Bismuth in super light knit for summer.
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Artem Meleshko in antoher contrasted Bobby suit.
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Lander Zaman in a shirt that was deconstructed,
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reconstructed many times
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something similar to the walls of this hôtel particulier
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which has seen so much parties and dramas.
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Look 34, Leon Lossy, Japanese denim shirt
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that was patchworked, and reworked
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as embroidered threads are pulled and then re-stitched.
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they didn’t get bored!
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Frieder Heimbs in a Napoléon coat
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but in cotton poplin with piping
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A super relaxed fabric for a formal shape
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and regal buttons. Contrast and surprise.
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Douta Sidibe in the Revolution Coat
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with brandebourg decorations made of silver threads.
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The coat is a reproduction of an historical piece,
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et uniform coat, ceremonial coat!
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Look 40, Maurice Howard has the same aristocratic coat
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Silver thread Embroideries of leaves,
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shells, swirls for a romantic effect.
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A coat that Rousseau could have worn.
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Andreas Skouboe in a frac chemise with piping.
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This screams french acteur and director Louis Garrel.
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Wow, coming in hot!
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There was a very elegant suit, that seemed to fit well.
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I have thick thighs, so I need a well-tailored suit.
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And I think this one's pretty good.
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And the colourful bags! They were lovely!
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Otis Hoen with the D neck. The neck is a D
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and IOR is written on the clavicule.
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Christ Ongouya with a ballooning jacket.
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Jan Karolczuk in a super casual slouchy, comfortable suit
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The brooches, ultimately, as cliché as it is,
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it's like going back to this idea of
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Dior, the garden, the idea of specimen,
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this idea of something I liked,
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which was very aristocratic,
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about a kind of an old brooch
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that you're just placing.
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They're all done out of wiring work of beads,
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and then they're made from copper, some of them.
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When I first started my career in fashion,
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I started making brooches.
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That was my first collection I ever did,
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It was a collection of brooches and knitwear.
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Malick Casanovas got the needlepunched fluffy denim.
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YQ with shredded denim trousers,
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the denim that was cut, and fringed.
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Jett Laughlin with the Ibizenco sweater,
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I don’t know if it’s an Ibiza reference
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but you can see this one on a ceramist
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slash surfer living in Ibiffa!
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A naive motif and naive palette and naive thick knit.
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Akim Bats got the most fascinaintg coat
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with a checked plissé that looks like the flow of a river.
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It fluctuates, vibrates.
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Totally fascinating fabric effect.
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Cosmo Suffert with the knitted aviator jacket
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Great Gatsby vibes for Finn Wellmann
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in the eveningwear version of the Bobby.
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The new Dior tuxedo, with a loose fit,
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and the 2027 Dior bow tie.
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Please note Dior traditionally dictates
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the trends of ties and bowties.
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Beka with the elongated lapel that screams new Dior coat.
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Dan Berd in a suit made with a fabric
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of calculated undulations.
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intentional crumple,
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intentional crumpled done by the menswear ateliers.
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Cruz Kahlbetzer with underneath his jacket
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a tartan plaid of a scarf.
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This tartan exists on other outfits
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Kelechi Noah in a bow tie and shirt
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But wearing your shirt untucked! Styling! Importance!
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We’re stylish but not stuffy!
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Dior but dont worry.
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Very Alain Pacadis,
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a french dandy, writer and party organiser.
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Adeniyi Ajaki in the Dior Monogramme
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the Dior oblique, first created in 1967
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Very Marc Bohan in the countryside.
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Closing the show, Orlando Spence is
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Robert de Montesquiou leaving the party.
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His zigzag of a bag was originally a blanket,
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a colorful chevron.
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The scarf is fine denim,
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with each silk-thread fringe applied by hand
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It took ages to design.
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But yeah, I'm very Happy!
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Very happy! Very hot! Very happy!
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Voilà, this was my Dior report,
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the menswear collection for spring summer 2027,
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by Jonathan Anderson during a heatwave in Paris!
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