Dior's SS24 menswear show marked creative director Kim Jones' fifth year with the luxury fashion house. The show took place at the historic École Militaire Paris, encased in a sleek, monochromatic ‘black box'. The minimalist façade was adorned with the white Dior logo, which stood out boldly against the uniform grey setting. The understated exterior design set the tone for the carefully curated interior, which drew on Jones' signature grey aesthetic. The aluminium checkered floor offered a visually striking foundation, while the tribunes extended the colour scheme upwards. Overhead, an illuminated white ceiling infused the space with a feeling of modernity and haute couture. As the show began, the surrounding environment was transformed. Boards shifted, lifting to reveal human models concealed beneath the floor. Upon their emergence, a thin strip of LED lights traced the edges of the models’ platforms, giving the impression that they were hovering above the ground. The seamless fusion of the models with their mechanical surroundings underscored the growing interplay between people and technology.