{"id":82326,"date":"2019-06-22T18:11:09","date_gmt":"2019-06-22T16:11:09","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/highxtar.com\/?p=82326"},"modified":"2019-06-23T12:30:41","modified_gmt":"2019-06-23T10:30:41","slug":"a-trip-to-diors-pink-desert-in-ss20","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/highxtar.com\/en\/a-trip-to-diors-pink-desert-in-ss20\/","title":{"rendered":"A trip to Dior’s pink desert in SS20"},"content":{"rendered":"

When fashion meets art, industrial design and the brightest minds in each field, magic happens.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The show didn’t began and it was already spectacular. A beautiful pink sand catwalk ruled the space while imponent concrete sculptures in the shape of the Dior<\/a> logo ,made by Daniel Arsham<\/strong> (@danielarsham<\/a><\/strong>), left the attendants speechless for the post-apocalyptic vibes they had, and their magnificent presence.<\/p>\n

The American artist and Kim Jones\u00a0<\/strong>(@mrkimjones<\/a><\/strong>) inspired eachother and gave birth an extraordinary collection where the master in the craftmanship of the pieces, the undeniable beauty of the tailoring<\/strong><\/a>, and the desert\/urban leisurewear walked triumphant the huge tent in the vicinity of the Institut du Monde Arabe<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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Sorayama Hajime <\/strong>( @hajimesorayamaofficial<\/strong><\/a>) was once more present in the creations of the British designer, and Yoon Ambush<\/strong><\/a> (@yoon_ambush<\/a><\/strong>) and Matthew M. Williams<\/strong><\/a> (@matthewmwilliams<\/a><\/strong>) participated in the conception of the jewelery pieces and the accesories. Mini Rimowa<\/strong><\/a> suitcases as crossbody bags were the culmination of a range of designs like no others and Saddle bags,<\/strong> in a new futuristic version – where the metalic version from Tokyo’s show stays -, proves how brilliantly it can be reimagined and executed despite the era.<\/p>\n

Footwear was a huge deal in this SS20 Dior Homme’s<\/a> Paris Fashion Week<\/strong> presentation. Kim Jones’<\/a> <\/strong>likes for sneakers is pretty widespread, so this product had a meaningful part. Chunk translucent sillhouettes with Dior’s monogram all over and military<\/a><\/strong> inspired boots were more than enough to walk in the pink desert displayed.<\/p>\n