The House introduces a precise and provocative reimagining of menswear—where 1970s refinement converges with modern tension to redraw the map of luxury tailoring.
By The Fashion Editorial Team
Photographed by Alasdair McLellan, the Dior Men’s Fall 2025 campaign presents a deliberate restructuring of how masculinity can be framed through elegance and utility, restraint and openness.
The 1970s serve as an architectural foundation. In this era of fluid identities and shifting codes, Dior moves beyond retro aesthetics. Central to this transformation is the Oblique jacket. Recut with an elongated martingale strap, it reorients the garment’s structure and presence. Wide-leg trousers break away from conventional formality. Zip-up shirts with heightened collars suggest both protection and provocation. The Cannage-patterned Harrington jacket, typically utilitarian, is recontextualized with architectural precision—each garment a meticulous exercise in line and texture.
McLellan’s images set the collection in soft pastels and pale yellows. Models Oskar Geipel, Dugyeong Kim, and Dara Gueye embody a composed masculinity. In Melanie Ward’s styling, the clothes reveal an effortless construction for fall—far from overstatement. Accessories further shape the collection's tone. The Dior Gravity backpack and Hobo Rider Soft in black jacquard speak to a refined pragmatism. B33 Spin sneakers and reengineered B01 Matchpoints integrate technical form with sculptural clarity. The Granville moccasin reinforces Dior’s tailoring roots. The Bobby Mini, named for Christian Dior’s dog, offers a moment of levity without slipping into irony.
Dior Men’s Fall 2025 doesn’t look back—it builds forward. With sharp construction, thoughtful details, and a clear point of view, the collection redefines classic menswear without abandoning its roots. It’s a quiet evolution, where design speaks for itself.
The Dior Fall 2025 Men's collection will be available in boutiques worldwide from September 2025.