In strong contrast to the inherent boredom of the Versace mens campaign - featuring the unmistakably unimpressive Dr. McDreamy - no offence intended to Mr. Dempsey, he's sadly not model material - Karl Lagerfeld has shot a much more applaudable campaign for Dior Homme.
For me, it effectively reflects Kris Van Assche's debut collection which marks a return to the classical elegance of bygone Dior days.
Images from frillr
For me, it effectively reflects Kris Van Assche's debut collection which marks a return to the classical elegance of bygone Dior days.
Images from frillr
10 comments:
Yes, the use of those Parisian doors harks back to old Dior 80's ads for sure.... I quite like it even though I'm not a fan of Lagerfeld's photography...
love how the trousers have higher waists and the shirts are so tightly fitted, nice to see a different kind of look than indie boys in long skinny shirts with long ties that make them look even taller!
fab champaigne indeed
Agree with you on that Versace campaign. Not loving it.
Those men...are thin. Incredibly thin. I feel a rant coming on...
KvA is seriously going to rock the house! Without question
love r blog so ive added u on my list especially since ive lived in ireland, keep it blogging!
I have just come across your blog and I have to say I love it! you write so eloquently!
I was wondering if you would like to exchange links with another Irish blogger?its only new!
Selina: Couldn't agree more, am welcoming this new silhouette with open arms!
Thomas: They're slim but not of Hedi-boys proportions wouldn't you agree?
Rox & lia: Thanks muchly.
DCB.
no probs my pleasure
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