Luxury fashion house DIOR celebrates the 20th anniversary of Isetan Shinjuku and launches a series of exclusive items in-store to commemorate the milestone. The brand is set to sell the pieces at Isetan Shinjuku at a unique pop-up design with special pieces by Kim Jones as well as Artistic Director Maria Grazia Chiuri.
The capsule is comprised of pieces such as the limited edition tote bag with tartan check patterning and the long coat in the same patterning. The bag designs feature the Saddlebag, a backpack, and a clutch -- all of which are adorned in the brand's signature Oblique emblem. The B23 high-top sneakers also arrive in celebration of the anniversary as a contribution from Victoire de Castellane. The exclusive pieces strengthen the bond that exists between Japan and Maison.
Anniversary-Honoring Luxe Accessories
DIOR Drops Exclusive Items in Celebration of Isetan Shinjuku
Trend Themes
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