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Christian Dior creative director Jonathan Anderson’s second menswear collection for Dior draws inspiration not only from the “aristo-youth” of Paris and the legendary designer Paul Poiret, but also from singer-songwriter Mk.gee. ⁠ ⁠ The collection both opened and closed with Mk.gee’s "Alesis" while models emerged from the curtains in... neon-yellow wigs and cocooned-layered fits that highly resembled the singer’s style.⁠ ⁠ Anderson even shared with Hypebeast that the “character study” for the collection was influenced by a meeting with Mk.gee in LA. “He was not what I expected…there was a shyness to him that I found kind of introverted," Anderson shares, "And I think the way in which I work, is just collecting experiences or things through the process and then infiltrating them in."⁠ 📹 via HYPEBEASTshow more

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