Dior: Fall 2026 Collection

Expanding the Dior recoding as envisioned by Creative Director Jonathan Anderson into a wardrobe suited for many characters and occasions, the Fall 2026 collection has an expansive narrative. The power of fashion to rewire the everyday is affirmed, at once softly and boldly.

Signs retrieved from the history of the House are condensed into a decisive silhouette and crushed with a sense of normality. The past converses with the present, the grand with the calm. Everything is seen through the filter of Dior: a chromatic sensibility keen on muted tones, a virtuoso way of realising even the plainest piece with a couturier’s attention to detail.

The wardrobe approach focuses on the pieces and their capacity to transform: the Bar jacket, cropped or soft, and even enlarged into a coat; the enveloping coat; the knitted cape; the draped dress; the wide silk denim trousers; the sculptural gowns that suddenly burst in sideways explosions.

Shoes – loafers, sandals, mules, open-toed pumps – and bags – from the Dior Médaillon to the Lady Dior, from the Dior Cigale to the Dior Crunchy – allow a number of attitudes, prolonging the idea of dressing to become a character of one’s own design.

By mixing elements, an idea of style as a swift and personal discourse takes shape.