The collection speaks to Jones detail to tailoring and ability to combine traditional elegance with formal suiting elements and contemporary, relaxed and movement-focused pieces.įor the finale, models returned to their square spots before descending and ascending once again. The pattern was paired with neon accents in long-sleeve polos. Dior oblique patterns adorned overcoats, tweed blazers, loafers and accessories. The collection felt as if audiences were looking through a kaleidoscope time capsule of Dior designs. Staying true to signature silhouettes and tailoring, the collection reproduced the Saddle bag nad vests, while also giving tweed shorts a sporty rendition. In 17 by three long grid of looks, the uniform moment caught audiences by surprise and kept their attention throughout the show. The wide runway featured metal gray tiles that gave way simultaneously, revealing models ascending in their full looks for the season. As the lights dimmed and squares were illuminated, the audiences knew that they were in for a coup de théâtre opening. Inside the metal box, audiences sat eagerly waiting, unsure what to expect. Jones brought the collection to a silver, futuristic box at the École Militaire. Always one to lean to past house motifs dictated by Yves Saint Laurent, Gianfranco Ferré and Marc Bohan, Jones’ SS24 collection references these designers and their iconic Dior signatures.
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