Realistic "Mosh-Pit" Paintings Cover Dior Homme's Fall/Winter 2017 Collection
Courtesy of the storied artist, Dan Witz.
Last January, Kris Van Assche unveiled his 2017 fall/winter collection for Dior Homme during Paris Men’s Fashion Week. Sprinkled within each of the designer’s bold pieces for the cold season assemblage is a batch of eye-catching graphic wares made in collaboration with Brooklyn-based artist Dan Witz. A slew of Witz’s celebrated hyperrealistic “Mosh-Pit” paintings cover a premium range of outerwear, suiting, bottoms, and accessories. Standout items from the series include an elongated cape with zipper closure, a monochromatic blazer with matching suit pants, and an oversized tote bag all embellished with the artist’s anarchic images which he captured at actual punk shows and then meticulously translated into a series of artworks.
View the collection above and head over to Dior’s official website to learn more. Also, follow Dan Witz on Instagram to stay updated on all of his latest projects.
