Kim Jones developed Dior attire, known as “skins,” as part of the cooperation, as well as altered a historic automobile, the De Tomaso Mangusta, which will be accessible only in the game.
Polyphony Digital, a part of Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc., created the collection, which includes a yellow and gray jumpsuit, matching gloves, reinterpreted Diorizon shoes, and a blue and gray helmet.
The skins were designed by the artistic director of Dior men’s collections utilizing the house’s distinguishing signatures such as Dior Oblique designs, the CD Diamond initials, and a ‘Christian Dior Atelier Avenue Montaigne’ patch over the diverse pieces.
Finally, the number ’47’ appears on the driver’s silhouette and the racing vehicle as a nod to 1947, the year of Christian Dior’s first groundbreaking fashion presentation.
The Gran Turismo 7 video game was initially released in March for the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 systems. The Dior partnership will debut on August 25 at the game’s heart.
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