Fashion File - Dior Homme

Dior Homme - Fall/Winter 2005

Hedi Slimane’s greatest love away from fashion has always been music, and whatever he’s listening to turns up eventually in his clothes. Most recently he’s been working on a book of photographs of Babyshambles front man and infamous drug addict Pete Doherty. Inevitably influenced by this lifestyle of indulgence and intoxication, Slimane’s Fall 2005 collection for Dior Homme was filled with rockstar glamour with elements derived from every decade from the seventies to the present.

Dior Homme - Spring/Summer 2005

Hedi Slimane’s trademark at Dior Homme is his sleek silhouettes with a rock ‘n roll sensibility. For spring/summer 2005, his skinny styles appeared to be even more shrunken. Overall this was a much more casual collection for Slimane, featuring army surplus jackets, sleeveless shirts with unfinished armholes and loads of t-shirts.

Dior Homme - Spring/Summer 2004

Hedi Slimane redefined men’s masculinity with his ultra slim silhouette for Dior Homme. The linear lines of these skinny clothes are equally appealing to men and women. This season he played with decoration and shine, giving his cult following embellished individualistic choices.

Dior Homme - Fall/Winter 2003

Since the beginning of his fashion career, designer Hedi Slimane’s been a man on a mission: he not only wants to revolutionize menswear, he wants to redefine masculinity altogether. Check in and see how he’s doing.

Dior Homme - Spring/Summer 2003

Hedi Slimane is the designer of the moment and his menswear collection for Dior Homme is one of the hottest ones around. The appeal is in the incisive cutting and a modern androgynous attitude which appeals to both sexes.