지민, 디올 남성 SS27로 완성한 파리 무대 — Cover

Jimin Takes Dior Men SS27 to the Stage in Paris

Jimin's stage look at the BTS 〈ARIRANG〉 world tour stop in Paris has captured attention.

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Jimin's stage look at the BTS 〈ARIRANG〉 world tour stop in Paris has captured attention. Dior revealed the ensemble via its official Instagram, confirming that the outfit was drawn directly from Jonathan Anderson's Dior Men SS27 collection. The layered look combined a Napoleon jacket and waistcoat with a metallic crochet fringe cardigan, a medal pendant, and a turquoise belt—objects from different eras meeting across a single silhouette with surprising ease.

What once signified authority became a language of movement on stage. Ornament ceased to be mere decoration and transformed into performance. The runway proposal passed through Jimin's body and acquired new context. A single look from a collection was reborn as a scene, as an image meant to linger.

The collaboration between Dior and Jimin now extends beyond simple styling. As a brand ambassador, Jimin interprets Dior's codes in his own way, demonstrating how fashion lives and moves on stage. This Paris performance is yet another testament to how organically the relationship between artist and house continues to evolve.

FAQ

Which collection is Jimin's Dior outfit from the Paris concert?

Jimin wore a look from Jonathan Anderson's Dior Men SS27 collection. Featuring layering with a Napoleon jacket, vest, metallic crochet fringe cardigan, medal pendant, and turquoise belt, it harmonizes elements from different eras within one silhouette.

Where was the BTS ARIRANG world tour Paris concert held?

The BTS world tour ARIRANG Paris concert was held at Stade de France. At this performance, Jimin generated buzz wearing stage costumes from the Dior Men SS27 collection.

What does Jimin's collaboration with Dior signify?

As Dior's brand ambassador, Jimin interprets the brand's language in his own way, demonstrating how fashion comes alive onstage. His Paris concert outfit proves the organic relationship where runway looks acquire new context through performance.