Dior Menswear S/S 2026 Paris

[Monsieur Cristobal]

Dior is super transparent with the made-ins. Why do you say the made in France thing? Dior products are not made in France and they don’t reflect so in their tags.

They are made in many places, especially Italy, but when they do the products in China (with the best manufacturers because they have some technologies that are not available in Europe), they also say that they are made in China, so don’t get the made in France fuss.🤨

I just can’t with that kind of articles.

I might be the one to blame, I didn't know that Made in India was an official label at Dior.

I apologize for the misinformation I brought here, because in the end I hadn't seen the Made-in of that coat and I assumed it was Made in France.
Sorry 🌹🌷⚜️

 

[Frederic01]

They made "Made In China" and "Made In India" on Dior products now? On which category and since when?!

 

[Creative]

They made "Made In China" and "Made In India" on Dior products now? On which category and since when?!

Even fur my dear. There was a very nice fur coat made in China. But it’s not smart to think made in China means necessarily poor quality. They were the best treating that kind of fur and using that specific technique.

 

[jeanclaude]

"Made in where´s more cheap for us" would be the honest label!

 

[squilliam]

To be fair Dior is pretty open about their relationship with the Indian embroidery house that Maria Grazia brought on board when she started at Dior, The Chanakya School of Craft. who often work with Dior both in RTW and Haute Couture. They were also often credited and shown in the behind-the-scenes videos. The founder of the school features everywhere in Dior's social media. I believe they even staged worldwide exhibitions in collaboration with the school, crediting and highlighting Indian embroidery techniques.

I don't understand what certain people want in regards to this. Do they want the embroidery school to be credited underneath each and every post on social media about this coat? Or do they want every single artisan to be named? I'm confused?

Dior is one of the few companies that actually highlights the traditional craft of the people that work on their garments. Just look at all those Cruise shows and the behind-the-scenes videos of Maria Grazia visiting all those manufacturers and studios.

I'm guessing most of the people angry about the coat don't know any of this. People on social media don't read beyond a headline or small caption. It kinda reminds me of the Alton Mason Chanel headlines.

I can understand why people would be angry though. India has made significant contributions to fashion especially in terms of techniques and textiles, but the whole country generally gets looked down upon by the West and their contributions often get attributed to someone else or forgotten altogether.

 

[Phuel]

Fashion photographers modeling capturing themselves.. 🙊. He could've just called Bruce Weber if he was going to channel his work, lives close by and probably unemployed.

LOOL Mullet being equally as scathing to someone she adores as she despises is why she’d be leagues above Cathy Horyn if she somehow managed to snatch an infallible critique gig (…except for her devotion to Yohji, of which we’ll work on: Very convinced he’s exactly like Futurama’s Mom in private)… Just as well that Bruce is unemployed: This bland new fashion world plagued with meek twinks and plain-Jane men just isn’t his vibe.

 

[Demna]

 

[tricotineacetat]

Yuck.

 

[arixo]

 

[tricotineacetat]

I wonder when this shameless and utterly tasteless product placement will lead perhaps not to a straightforward backlash, but at least the formation of a new 'alternative fashion scene' that can function by the ways of how someone like Dries van Noten sustained his business for decades - Without advertisement, without gifting clothes to celebrities (and their nepo babies…) and perhaps even by returning to stripped-back runway shows (Helmut Lang at Espace Commines, Balenciaga in the former Rue Casette HQ). It‘s about time…

 

[Monsieur Cristobal]

His Baby Dior might be the best he's done so far.
It has the strongest looks from the menswear collection, without the fillers.

 

[tigerrouge]

Imagine if you poured effort into your multi-year plan to enrich the brand with your values - only for Kidswear to be the aspect that unexpectedly takes off, which then means no adult wants to be pictured wearing the same thing.

 

[jeanclaude]

When the oversized shorts looks weird in a toddler, just imagine how is going to be in an adult man in real life...

 

[Cocteau Stone]

Admittedly, I think it's cute. Purely because of how sulky and annoyed Riot looks. But it reads more Thom Browne than Dior.

 

[Lola701]

When I first saw the looks, I was thinking more about Cordellia de Castellane than something else.
How does she insert herself in that equation.

For what is worth, Rihanna is the ambassador of the house, her entire family gets to enjoy the advantages that comes with it. It’s good.
I guess it makes up for the fact that she is wearing Saint Laurent.

The more I think about that Dior look, I actually believe that only someone who wears Japanese designers could pull this off without looking like a fashion victim.
Anyone who can pull off Sacai, Yohji, Setchu or CDG could rock it. Unfortunately, when seeing it on Bryan Boy or even the people in contract, the appeal of the piece will disappear.

 

[charles01]

Honestly that's a smart pricing for Dior. It will sell.
Am I doomed to start to love the Roadie Flap Bag?

I love it also! I loved this one
credit: vogue runway