Gran Turismo 7 collaborates with Dior

Gran Turismo 7‘s update 1.19, which was released last week, brought three new cars, new events, new menu books, and several much-appreciated quality-of-life enhancements.

The latest game in the series was developed by Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc. subsidiary Polyphony Digital, a Japanese company.

Only PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 consoles may access it. Future updates to GT7 will include additional fresh material, according to Polyphony’s preview.

In Salzburg, Austria, at the World Series Showdown Nations Cup, Polyphony unveiled an unexpected collaboration with the Dior fashion brand.

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The collaboration, which represents the fashion house’s debut into the virtual world, is Dior’s first in the field of digital collaborations.

Later this month, Gran Turismo 7 will receive custom racing gear created by Dior for driver avatars as part of the collaboration. These consist of a racing suit in yellow and grey, a pair of gloves, “Diorizon” shoes, and a blue and grey helmet.

Additionally, the racing gear commemorating Christian Dior’s debut fashion presentation in 1947 has the number 47.

The unique De Tomaso Mangusta that Dior has designed will be added to the Hagerty Collection Legends car dealer next month in addition to the racing gear.

The distinctive De Tomaso Mangusta is finished in cream and grey and sports a distinctive livery, the number 47, and unique Dior decals.

Kim Jones, a British fashion designer and artistic director of Dior men’s collections, designed the unique racing gear and De Tomaso Mangusta. This is the first time Dior has produced virtual clothing for a video game.

On 25th August, GT7 will offer the custom Dior racing