CREDITS
Amid a sweltering Paris heatwave, Jonathan Anderson unveiled his S/S 27 collection for Dior Men at the Musée Nissim de Camondo. Centered on the idea of an aristocrat after a long night out, the collection evoked the world of Saltburn without feeling overtly referential, through its relaxed tailoring, rumpled layers, and effortless confidence. Casting director Ashley Brokaw entrusted both the opening and closing of the show to new face Orlando Spence. Styled by Benjamin Bruno, Spence wore a fluid pinstriped chiffon suit layered over a crisp white shirt, setting the tone for a collection that embraced softened proportions. Distressed denim appeared throughout, while pajama-inspired separates were elevated through refined fabrics and precise construction. Earthy neutrals, muted blues, checkered, and plaids anchored the palette as Anderson continued to reinterpret house signatures. The Napoleon jacket and the Bar jacket resurfaced in shades of sky blue and jet black, some accented with understated silver embellishment. Compared with the unexpected pairings of F/W 2026, Spring/Summer 2027 marked a return to classic dressing, placing Dior’s signature silhouettes at the forefront.
