The DIOR Winter 2020-2021 men's collection, designed by men's artistic director Kim Jones, is a journey into the world of Judy Blame, a symbol of creativity that always looked to the future. From Wednesday, September 2nd, Isetan Shinjuku will host a limited-time pop-up store, "DIOR MEN'S WINTER 2020-2021 POP UP AT ISETAN," featuring rare items that can only be found there, on the 1st floor Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building . In addition, DIOR women's pop-up store will also be held on the 1st floor of the main building, at The Stage, starting on the same day.

Who is Judy Blame, Kim Jones' close friend?

Judy Blame advocated a style that fused the decadent worldview of punk with high fashion, using safety pins, chains, and zippers. His work spanned many fields, including styling, art direction, and jewelry design, and he had a significant influence on Kim Jones, with whom he had a long-standing relationship.

The Dior Winter 2020-2021 men's collection pays homage to Judy Blame, a symbolic figure who always looked to the future, and celebrates the Maison's timeless elegance using Dior's archives and icons.

A collection that pays homage to Dior's signature aesthetic of detail.

Paying homage to Judy Blame, the latest collection, drawing from the Maison's archives and celebrating timeless elegance, features cleverly designed zippers on clothing, shoes, and accessories, enhancing their structure while highlighting details and cuts. Christian Dior's love of architecture is beautifully expressed in the exceptional, authentic silhouettes.

The "Dior Oblique" canvas is reinterpreted with beaded embroidery, and the Dior logo, fastened with safety pins, reflects Judy Blame's punk, DIY-inspired style.