Winter 2025-2026 Men’s Show

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From shadow to light, the scenography for the Dior Winter 2025-2026 show continues and sublimates the structured elegance of the silhouettes dreamed up by Kim Jones. A monumental white staircase cuts through the space supremely, architecture in itself; fusing rigorous sobriety and sumptuous extravagance, the models descend the steps to the beat of the music. This poetry in movement expresses the idea of metamorphosis and evolution that infuses the show and the essence of fashion.

Masterful, the silhouettes of the Dior Winter 2025-2026 collection explore a new, wonderfully contemporary direction of men's couture. Through a subtle re-reading of the House's archives, the ligne H – designed by Christian Dior for autumn-winter 1954-1955 – inspires structured, rigorous cuts. In a spellbinding play of contrasts, the volumes succeed and respond to each other, oscillating from fitted to flared; an aesthetic choreography punctuated by the repetition of majestic opera cloaks. Like a tribute to metamorphosis, coats change into skirts, certain jackets are adorned with delicately knotted detachable cuffs, while others feature an integrated vest; singular pieces that reinvent ways to wear, multiplying occasions. Between exuberance and simplicity, the looks, enhanced by soft shades and sparkling embroidery, sketch the outlines of an elegant, festive wardrobe guided by the figure of Casanova. A magnificently Dior ball.

Exalting the tension between eccentricity and radicalism, the shoes lend an irresistibly couture elegance to the silhouette. Derbies and ankle boots in polished leather are adorned with a refined satin bow, while hybrid sneakers are entirely dressed in an embroidered motif borrowed from an archival model dating back to 1961. The bags reveal softened shapes, their sensual curves underlining the convergence of masculine and feminine. Exquisite details: a jacket is embellished with a brooch thought up by Victoire de Castellane, evoking, like a marvelous piece of embroidery, a poetic sprig of lily of the valley – Christian Dior's favorite flower – while pants are enhanced by a silver chatelaine featuring pendants that reproduce the tools of the couturier. Inhabited by 18th century flamboyance, a series of masks completes the outfits, enveloping the allure in a mysterious aura.

From the embroidery that unfolds in hypnotic floral motifs or showers of pearls, to the plural techniques that bring the collection's masks to life, every gesture and every feat of savoir-faire, reflects the idea of revisited couture for men. A tradition of excellence combined with the present.

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Punctuating the show's final passage, this spectacular pale-pink silhouette is adorned with embroidery inspired by the Pondichéry model dreamed up by Monsieur Dior for the spring-summer 1948 haute couture collection. Harmonious details come to life on the fabric through the intertwining of sparkling crystals and transparent beads. A marvellous dance of the needle, extremely precise and precious.

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A mischievous tribute to the history of the House and its founder, a silver Chatelaine brooch magnifies several of the collection’s pants, fusing Victorian spirit and the magic of haute couture. Evoking an archival jewel from the 1950s, this object of desire is enhanced by pendants symbolizing the tools of Monsieur Dior and les petites mains of the Ateliers – from thimbles to delicate scissors –, prolonging the dialogue between tradition and inventiveness.

© Melinda Triana

Irresistibly couture, sumptuous masks complete the catwalk looks. Refined accessories – odes to the enchantment of balls and the romantic figure of Casanova – multiply innovative techniques and virtuoso savoir-faire. One unique piece is entirely woven with fine seed beads; a demonstration of creativity, audacity and elegance.