At Dior Homme, Kris Van Assche mixed formal and informal to the upbeat sounds of Pet Shop Boys. The minimal, tailored looks and high-low combinations -- shaded in a muted palette of burgundy and black -- may have been expected, but spring's real emphasis was on choice. From boxy-cut suits to elongated silhouettes and athletic fits, there was a focus on "lots of choice within an idea," a concept that was echoed in the finale's mirrored maze, along with the infinite possibilities presented by geom...
At Dior Homme, Kris Van Assche mixed formal and informal to the upbeat sounds of Pet Shop Boys. The minimal, tailored looks and high-low combinations -- shaded in a muted palette of burgundy and black -- may have been expected, but spring's real emphasis was on choice. From boxy-cut suits to elongated silhouettes and athletic fits, there was a focus on "lots of choice within an idea," a concept that was echoed in the finale's mirrored maze, along with the infinite possibilities presented by geom...
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