Dior Men, by Kim Jones, presented his 2020 Fall collection with a big fashion show held at Miami Art Basel.

The Dior Men 2020 Autumn fashion show, broadcasted live from our website, was held in Miami last night as part of the Art Basel Miami, an ongoing art fair. The entire collection designed by Kim Jones for next fall was inspired by Miami&#39;s pastel shades. Although the fashion show area was perceived as a reference to the Art Deco architecture which is the signature of South Beach, it was adorned with the iconic font of Shawn Stussy, which he co-authored a project for the collection.

In addition to the pastel tones in the collection, the python pattern feels its weight. Another point we have learned thanks to the collection, which we understand that the exotic animal movement continues in the new season, is that it continues to exist by growing floral patterns.

The Saddle Bag, which the brand has invested heavily in, was originally designed as a female model, but was later designed exclusively for unisex use. In addition, the Book Tote bag, announced by Dior to break sales records, comes to life in simple and natural tones and is preparing to enter the men&#39;s wardrobes.

Another project launched with this fashion show and whose collaborations have been officially verified is the Jordan Brand, which has become a brand by itself under the Nike brand. Kim Jones designed the new Air Jordan 1 High OG model was on the podium with all the attention.

Dior Men 2020 Fall

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