Dior Shows Us Its Playful Side With a Otani Workshop Capsule

The Dior capsule collection with Japanese artist Otani Workshop is full of energy and proves that fashion doesn't need a lot to be fresh.
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Dior reconnects with its more playful side with a collaboration that sees the artistic director of Dior Men, Kim Jones, collaborate with Otani Workshop, a Japanese artist—an eminent and singular figure in contemporary art. The new Dior & Otani Workshop capsule collection overflows with energy and is enlivened by a small green monster imagined by the famous sculptor and present in almost all the pieces of the line.

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The Dior & Otani Workshop capsule includes varsity jackets, t-shirts, shirts, sweatshirts, sweaters, and trousers. There is also no shortage of accessories such as caps, pins, ties, bracelets, and bags, which are also characterized by a fresh and lively verve, so much so that even a classic piece like the tie takes on a new personality in this line.

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To complete the offer with a bang, there's the B27 low sneaker. Made of smooth blue calfskin, it's embellished with Dior Oblique Galaxy leather inserts and one of the season's signature motifs on the sides. It is enriched by CD Icon eyelets and various classic details on the two-tone rubber sole, on the tongue and on the back. The capsule items are then joined by a series of pieces from Dior's spring 2024 collection, such as the B57 medium sneaker or the more classic B33 tennis shoe now offered in a limited edition of 470 numbered examples.

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Dior and Otani Workshop didn't need to overdo it to create a young and fresh collection: the secret lies in imagination well-calibrated with simplicity. On the other hand, all the garments in the capsule are characterized by timeless silhouettes that can be worn by anyone, while the color palette basically plays on 3 colors: white, red, and black. A masterclass on creative style without excessiveness.

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From: Esquire IT

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