Dolce and Dior
First, and as always: Italians do it Better!
(via/see more images here: standard.co.uk)
Hunk models showing (mini) trunks and other accesories, including their bodies at Dolce and Gabanna‘s the Naked Show in Milan. You can read about that show by clicking the link to the standard.co.uk above.
Lace for Men/Hot T-shirts made in Dior-logo-lace
At the Dior show, the history of the French fashion House was dug up from the archives: the monogrammed lace or sheer mesh design, populair in the 1980s and originally used for women’s ‘intimates’ (underwear) was re-used for t-shirts.
(imagecredits: dior.com / dior official insta/ 1stdibs.com/ 1stdibs.com)
1980s
In the 1980s the Dior monogrammed sheer mesh was considered a bit tacky. Next to stockings and perfume it was the cheapest Dior-item available. It still is tacky now, maybe even more so because we think it’s executed in flock-printed mesh; but in a good way! In our opinion these t-shirts look só hot on men! #thatshot #auchhaben
Christian Dior Monogram Sheer Mesh
The images of the vintage Christian Dior Monogram Sheer Mesh undergraments are available from 1dbts at ridiculous prices, but if you really need to have one click the links above and buy one.
Mimi Berlin’s Runway Report Summer 2019
What we noticed at the Menswear Fashion Shows in Milan, Paris and everywhere else on the interweb.
