Dior teams up with Parley for the Oceans to design a beachwear capsule collection
by Gabriel Córdoba Acosta
Following the presentation of the “Modern Tailoring” capsule and just over a week before its Spring/Summer 2025 show during Paris Fashion Week, the French fashion house Dior has introduced a new beachwear collection developed with Parley for the Oceans, an environmental organisation and impact network that acts against ocean pollution, developing concrete strategies and solutions through creative collaboration and eco-innovation.
As was to be expected, given that this is a collaboration with the organisation in charge of caring for the sea, the main colour could not be any other than blue and its different shades. These have been the ones responsible for dyeing the sustainable garments of the offer, which brings the Maison closer to this field, so important nowadays.
The wardrobe designed by both parties is made up of sailor-style shirts, polo shirts, lightweight hooded jackets, windbreakers, and shorts. When it comes to accessories and footwear, there are bags such as the Dior 8 and the reversible multi-purpose tote – made from lightweight fabrics that promise flexibility and functionality for a modern look – and sandals such as the H-town sandals.
Check out the images of the Dior Men and Parley for the Oceans beachwear capsule collection below:
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