Travis Scott is getting an inside look at the upcoming Dior x Air Jordan 1s due out next year … and yeah, they look expensive as hell.

La Flame — who’s got his own Nike deal and custom line of AJs and AF1s — posted the luxurious kicks on his IG on Tuesday … proving his folks at the Swoosh really care.

The Dior Js are slated to come out in April 2020 and have a HEFTY rumored price tag of $2,000, making them some of the highest-priced Js EVER.

The sneaks will be made entirely in Italy with white and pearl grey Dior leather and the Swoosh will have the classic pattern used in the Dior B23 shoes. Fancy stuff.

Of course, Scott’s collabs with Nike have been a massive hit — his $175 AJ1 collabs have sold out within minutes and have gone for thousands on the resale market … and he’s also got his take on a number of other iconic Nike kicks.

Travis also announced earlier Tuesday he’s working with Nike to bring a “Cactus Jack Court” to Houston … so yeah, both sides gotta be happy about that.

Justin Bieber‘s got a lot on his mind this Thanksgiving … and it seems he’s at least toying with the idea of dropping his new R&B album soon.

Justin and Hailey are spending their Turkey Day in Miami, grabbing juice at Joe & The Juice together to start off their holiday … and ya gotta check out the shirt on Justin’s back.

As you can see … Justin’s threads say, “Drop the album already.”

Is it a sign Justin’s getting ready to bless his fans with some R&Bieber?!? Then again, maybe he just likes the shirt — it’s from his fashion line after all.

As we first told you … JB’s planning a new tour and practicing his dance moves. We’ve been told the tour will coincide with a new album, which he’s teasing as a transition into R&B.

Oh, and get this … Justin’s going with platinum blonde hair … he debuted some pink hair earlier this week, but he’s already switched to platinum.

There is no substitute for J Lo in her famous green Grammy gown — although Fashion Nova’s trying to knock it off … according to Versace which is suing over what it calls a straight-up rip-off.

Versace’s filed suit over several of its designs, but most notably Jennifer’s jungle print gown from the 2000 Grammy Awards. In the suit, the Italian design house calls out Fashion Nova for the whole fast-fashion movement — a nice way of saying copycats — which launched on its site in 2013.

Versace’s legal diss of FN includes calling it a “serial infringer specializing in ‘fast-fashion’ knock-offs.” Ooooh, burn.

And, there’s plenty of name-dropping too — Versace points out its designs have adorned the likes of Princess Diana, Princess Caroline (royalty burns hurt the worst), Elton John, Lady Gaga and Liz Hurley. Translation: Who you got, Fashion Nova? IG Model Who??

According to the suit, Fashion Nova’s already been sued at least 8 times for this kind of alleged offense, including one from Adidas.

Versace says it fired a warning shot back in July 2019, officially putting FN on notice, but says nothing’s changed, so now we’re going to court.