Kim Jones is discounting Dior jewelry for the winter season

Mimosa Spencer

Paris, Dior’s artistic director men’s designer Kim Jones kept the embellishments to a minimum for his winter 2025-2026 Shouts Show, opening up an emphasis on silhouettes, including long capes, similar to capes and cropped leather jackets.

The show for LVMH, held at the Ecole Militaire in Central Paris, was held indoors, performing for the LVMH label, which kicked off with a series of all-block looks. Models walked down the white staircase with slicked-back black hairdos and shiny patent leather shoes, some with blindfolds over their eyes.

Jones added softness to a silky, ivory blouse that was open in the back, tailored jackets with pale pink tones and a sprinkling of crystals on several garments. There were also fabric bows on the back of the coat and the tips of the shoes.

The models crossed the room before disappearing down a staircase leading underground. The front row stood to applaud Jones as he entered the set for his bow, greeted by Dior CEO Delphine Arnault with hugs and kisses from Helene Mercier, wife of LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault, on both cheeks.

Outside in blustery weather, crowds gathered to catch a glimpse of guests who included actors Kari Wan, Joe Alwyn and Finnegan Oldfield, music producer DJ Snake and pianist Lang Lang.

Paris Men’s Fashion Week runs until January 26 and is followed by the Haute Couture show.

Globally, high-end labels are battling a rare slowdown in the appetite for fashion, with hopes pinned on the US growth market this year.

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