In his five years at Dior Men, artistic director Kim Jones has transformed the brand by blending a streetwear-inspired vision with the fluid tailoring that defines much of the house’s legacy. The one tactic to achieve this seamless integration? A constant choice to collaborate with the biggest and the baddest names in the streetwear community. In half a decade, the public has witnessed a partnership with Tremaine Emory’s Denim Tears, a capsule designed with Eli Russell Linnetz’s Venice beach label ERL, and various linkups with the likes of Stüssy, 1017 ALYX 9SM, Nike, Daniel Arsham… The list goes on.
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