"Dior Homme" Chris Van Assche design satin lapel tuxedo set up

Based on the sharp tailoring imbued with a sense of tension typical of rock, and bringing men's formalwear into modern elegance, we introduce an exquisite piece completed in quiet black from Dior Homme.

The contrast created by the glossy satin lapel makes this exquisite piece appear deeper in black.

The reason this piece can be identified as from Spring/Summer 2009 is primarily because the Dior silver tag symbolizes the early to mid-period of Chris Van Asch. Additionally, the quality label's serial number starting with 9 and the subsequent E, indicating summer, ensure its credibility as a piece linked to Spring/Summer 2009.

The jacket's satin-covered peak lapel is the most beautiful, and by outlining the lapel with satin, it shifts the texture from daytime black to nighttime black.

The front features a minimal one-button design, with the button itself subdued, allowing the gaze to flow smoothly from the lapel to the V-zone, highlighting the beautiful line from shoulder to waist.

The chest features a sleek pocket, and the waist has flap pockets for practicality, while maintaining overall balance, embodying Dior Homme's style that speaks through tailoring without relying on excessive decoration.

The lining, expected to have the smoothness typical of viscose, ensures that movements when wearing the jacket do not catch, and it looks neat and stress-free even in formal settings.

At the same time, while the pants are based on a slim line, the side satin stripes enhance the overall finish as a tuxedo when worn as a set.

The gloss that appears only when moving emphasizes the vertical lines, making the legs look sharper, and the ability to create a style within black is a strong point.

During this period, Dior Homme inherits the sharpness left by the Edie Slieman era, combined with Chris Van Asch's eye for classicism, making it a transitional phase that lands in a mature tension that is not overly尖る.

The most straightforward embodiment of that atmosphere is the tuxedo set that strips away the symbols of formal wear and translates into mode, and this is why it remains timeless even as time passes.

Styling-wise, simply pairing a shirt with leather shoes to create a neat look is enough, and by inserting a minimalistic cut-and-sew at the neck to slightly soften the formality of a tuxedo, it becomes easier to achieve a genderless look.

Layering a long coat from above creates a look that brings evening formalwear into everyday mode, so it should be reliable not only for special days but also for days when you want to quietly elevate your style.

Definitely take this opportunity.