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Dior continues collaboration with Parley for the Ocean with beach capsule


AS THE warm weather sets in and sunglasses and summer shorts come out of hiding, the yearning and longing for a trip to the beach becomes impossible to ignore. And this sentiment is certainly echoed by Kim Jones – Dior’s menswear creative director.

For Dior’s autumn 2024 men’s line, the designer continues the brand’s collaboration with Parley for the Oceans – an environmental organisation and impact network taking action against ocean pollution.

Dior x Parley for the Oceans

In an exciting mélange of style and philanthropy, the two affluent names have teamed up again to innovate and bring change within the fashion industry. Displaying the power of eco-design, Dior and Parley have crafted an exciting beach capsule.

Dior x Parley for the Oceans

Conceiving an array of laid-back silhouettes in a kaleidoscope of aqua greens and deep blues, the collection captures the splendour of the underwater world.

The graphic Dior italic signature and Dior oblique adorn waterproof capes, t-shirts and H-town sandals, whereas a coral print motif adds character and personality to short-sleeved shirts and shorts.

Dior x Parley for the Oceans

Similarly, the capsule’s bags tap into a kindred cool coastal aesthetic. The Dior 8 and the multi-wear reversible tote make an appearance in lightweight fabrics for added flexibility and versatility.

Dior x Parley for the Oceans

Combining elevated everyday essentials with classic sartorial codes, the new beach-orientated pieces are certain to make you the most stylish on the sands this summer.

by Sophie Richardson

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