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Football and fashion have always been intertwined, and now, French football club Paris Saint-Germain is taking style to the next level by partnering with Dior to create the official PSG wardrobe.

Created by Kim Jones, Dior's Artistic Director of men's collections, the new wardrobe will be worn by the PSG team for the next two seasons, and include both a casual and a formal look.

The casual outfit includes a Harrington jacket, a knitted sweater, a polo shirt, trousers, and Dior's Explorer derbies. Each piece is finished off with an embroidered Paris Saint-Germain patch, as well as the "CD Icon" branding.

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As for the formal look, the getup sees a luxury cashmere coat, a jacket, shirt, and trousers, as well as a pair of Dior Timeless cap-toe derbies on the feet. Of course, Dior always adds in unique detailing, and each shoe features an insole with the players' jersey number embossed.

Lastly, for accessories, each player has also been given a signature of the Dior house – the Saddle bag – in a black-grained calfskin, a cashmere scarf, a reversible black-and-navy blue belt, as well as a jacquard tie sporting the Paris Saint-Germain logo.

PSG revealed a video announcing the exciting collaboration, featuring some of the club's players including forward Neymar Jr., midfielders Marco Verratti and Leandro Paredes, defenders Abdou Diallo and Sergio Ramos, as well as goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma.

The PSG x Dior collaboration will be worn throughout the next two seasons, with Dior being the club's official tailor.

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