Dior Homme Reveals Atmospheric Pre-Fall 2018 Lookbook
Mixing deconstructed tailoring with graphic pieces.
It’s been a big week for Dior Homme, with the news that Kris Van Assche is to be replaced by Kim Jones as artistic director. Now, the label has revealed the lookbook for its Pre-Fall 2018 collection, with a focus on classic tailoring and printed pieces. This collection comes in a predominantly black color palette, which is offset by brighter pieces and bold prints.
Key pieces in this capsule include double-breasted suits, which have been updated in strong red and blue tones, as well as deconstructed overcoats and gradient printed jackets, shirts and bags. Elsewhere, the Pre-Fall 2018 collection also features graphic T-shirts and athletic-inspired casual jackets. Take a look through the atelier-set workshop in the gallery above.
For more about Dior Homme, we spoke to industry insiders about what the changes at the top of the label could mean for the brand.
