The Vibe :
⊹ JISOO and Jimin have both been spotted in graphic Dior x A24 tees.
⊹ The shirts arrive as Dior and A24 begin a two-year partnership across film, theatre and live events.
⊹ Jonathan Anderson is extending Dior well beyond the runway through the new creative tie-up.
⊹ New York’s Cherry Lane Theatre sits at the center of the collaboration.
Dior x A24 has already found two very high-profile fans. JISOO appears in a deep green graphic tee while Jimin wears the same Dior A24 treatment in cobalt blue, giving the newly announced partnership an immediate K-pop moment. Both versions keep the styling simple, letting the oversized lettering do most of the work. For JISOO, it also extends a long-running relationship with the house, following everything from campaign appearances to custom stage looks under Jonathan Anderson’s Dior.
The tees arrive as Dior and A24 begin a two-year partnership spanning film, theatre and live events. Dior will serve as the main partner of New York’s historic Cherry Lane Theatre, which A24 reopened, with the relationship launching around Both Ends, a one-night performance starring Justin Vivian Bond. Anderson designed the costumes for the production, linking his work at Dior directly with A24’s theatre programming rather than keeping the partnership confined to branding.
For Anderson, the crossover pushes Dior further into film and performance culture. The wider program will bring together established artists, emerging talent and students across theatre, cinema and fashion. Seeing JISOO and Jimin in the logo tees makes that connection feel instantly more pop-facing—less institutional partnership announcement, more something people actually want to wear.
Brand DNA
Founded in Paris in 1946 by Christian Dior, the house reshaped postwar fashion with the New Look. Tailoring, couture, florals, Lady Dior bags, and refined femininity define its legacy, now reinterpreted by Jonathan Anderson.
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