dior | the men’s summer 27 collection

Dior decided to step into the backrooms this season and somehow came out wearing a tailcoat. Jonathan Anderson’s Summer 2027 men’s collection arrived at the Musée Nissim de Camondo with all the ingredients of a strange and beautiful after-hours gathering: 18th-century interiors, a disco ball invitation, Fred again.. on the soundtrack and a wardrobe caught somewhere between Regency elegance and the end of a very good night. Amidst a blistering Parisian heatwave, Anderson delivered a collection that felt like a brilliant, hedonistic intersection of 18th-century decorative opulence, high-craft tailoring and early-morning rave subculture. The choice of venue was genius: currently closed for an extensive restoration, the building’s slightly unpolished, Belle Époque architecture perfectly matched a collection built entirely around finding beauty in the imperfect. The technical focus of the presentation was a masterclass in subverting traditional tailoring codes, systematically translating many of the standout ‘masculine’ silhouettes first teased during his recent, Hollywood-inspired Cruise 2027 women’s showcase in Los Angeles. Most notably, the iconic Dior Bar jacket made a grand appearance, completely re-engineered into a heavily distressed, frayed tweed iteration that looked like an aristocratic heirloom caught in a cross-generational time loop. Anderson heavily spotlighted historic military silhouettes, sending out... Read more » The post dior | the men’s summer 27 collection appeared first on Schön! Magazine.