PARIS — The brand new imaginative and prescient for Dior by Jonathan Anderson has been teased all week on social media, slowly revealing hints of the model’s new chapter.

To decode Jonathan’s new Dior, at this time we now have essentially the most incisive and insightful take from BoF’s inimitable editor-at-large Tim Blanks. On Thursday, once I requested Tim about his preview with Jonathan earlier this week, he whispered three key phrases into my ear: “18th century grunge.”

My thoughts tried to conjure up what that may appear to be, however it wasn’t till the present at Les Invalides on Friday afternoon at 2:30pm that all of it got here into focus. Tim and I have been seated throughout from a phalanx of designers — Stefano Pilati, Glenn Martens, Simon Porte Jacquemus, Donatella Versace, Silvia Venturini Fendi, Pierpaolo Piccioli, Chemena Kamali, Chitose Abe, Nicolas de Felice and Christian Louboutin — who got here to help and, little question, to fastidiously scrutinise Jonathan’s debut. The place Jonathan goes, many others will certainly observe.

“He’s been solid as LVMH’s saviour,” writes Tim in his overview. “The primary designer to be given full management of each side of the Dior enterprise — ladies’s, males’s, high fashion — to tug it again from a brink that naysayers gleefully image it perched on.”

So can Jonathan pull it off? Learn Tim’s full overview right here: Jonathan Anderson’s Grunge Aristocracy at Dior

Plus, this week on The BoF Podcast, tune in to listen to from Yasmin Sewell on her journey from trend into magnificence, along with her superpower: utilizing instinct to information her decisions in enterprise — and life.

Have a terrific weekend,

Imran Amed, Founder and Editor in Chief

Under are my prime picks from our evaluation on trend, luxurious and wonder this week:

1. Jonathan Anderson’s Grunge Aristocracy at Dior. Colliding artistry with calculated artlessness, the designer’s debut supplied up a terrific appetiser for a extra complicated meal to return, writes Tim Blanks.

Dior Menswear Spring/Summer 2026.
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2. What the Israel-Iran Battle Might Imply for Style. Whereas a ceasefire is in place, delivery, provide chains and shopper sentiment stay threatened as tensions within the Center East persist.

Despite a ceasefire in place, shipping, supply chains and consumer sentiment could still take a hit as tension in the Middle East persists.
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3. Why Jewelry Feels Like a Higher Deal Than a Purse. Jewelry manufacturers have raised costs lower than trend labels, and now profit from a stronger sense of lasting worth.

Today, items like the Cartier Love bracelet seem relatively affordable compared to handbag items from Louis Vuitton, Chanel and co.
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4. Unique: Skims’ Plan for World Domination. Kim Kardashian’s shapewear model is making ready to enter many new markets within the US and, more and more, globally. CEO Jens Grede spoke with The Enterprise of Style about his imaginative and prescient to create ‘the Apple retailer of attire.’

Rendering of Skims' Chicago flagship store.
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5. Can Korean Style Be as Huge as Okay-Magnificence, or Okay-Pop? Okay-fashion made important inroads in changing into part of a world trend dialog in 2025, with manufacturers like Publish Archive Faction and Mild Monster grabbing consideration. However scaling the class to grow to be as large as different cultural exports stays difficult.

Korean fashion has caught a tailwind in 2025 with labels being put under the global spotlight.
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This Weekend on The BoF Podcast

The BoF Podcast |  Yasmin Sewell: Intuition Can be a Superpower in Business

As a trend purchaser and artistic drive at retail establishments like Browns and Liberty, Yasmin Sewell has lengthy been tuned into aesthetics and the facility of instinct. However it was throughout a second of private reset, that her instinct propelled her from trend into a completely new world: the enterprise of magnificence.

Based in 2021, her perfume model Vyrao blends conventional perfumery with religious practices like Reiki, kinesiology, and neuroscience.

“After I was in trend, what made me profitable was tapping into my instinct and tapping into power, which is the whole lot I’ve created now. I used to be born fairly psychic; I’ve all the time been capable of join with many issues, and I used that capacity to find the designers at Browns,” Sewell shared. “That feeling is what I’ve lived by my entire life. It’s what’s led me to the place I’m now. And truly, what I imagine I’ve carried out is bottled that into perfume.”

At The Enterprise of Magnificence World Discussion board 2025, I sat down with Yasmin to debate why she constructed a enterprise rooted in power, how she discovered to fabricate perfume from scratch, and why instinct is an underrated superpower in enterprise.

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