British designer Kim Jones turns brand's ode to Japanese culture into a 'hypermodern reality' Fashion fever hit Tokyo this week as Kate Moss and David Beckham were among the celebrities to sit front row at Dior's first ever menswear show in the Japanese capital. The British designer Kim Jones is the person to thank for the brand's foray outside Paris. Since his appointment as artistic director in March, he has been eager to connect the brand's aesthetic to that of its eponymous founder, and Toky...
British designer Kim Jones turns brand's ode to Japanese culture into a 'hypermodern reality' Fashion fever hit Tokyo this week as Kate Moss and David Beckham were among the celebrities to sit front row at Dior's first ever menswear show in the Japanese capital. The British designer Kim Jones is the person to thank for the brand's foray outside Paris. Since his appointment as artistic director in March, he has been eager to connect the brand's aesthetic to that of its eponymous founder, and Toky...
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