Jonathan Anderson’s debut Dior Women’s Autumn/Winter 2026 – 2027 collection is now available in Dior boutiques worldwide and online. Blending the House’s iconic heritage with a contemporary vision, the collection introduces a fresh interpretation of Dior’s most celebrated designs while staying true to the brand’s timeless elegance. Presented by top team with creative direction of Jonathan Anderson & photography by David Sims.
With a little insight into the campaign we picked few our favourite pieces from the collection, hope you enjoy it as we do!
At the heart of the collection…
… is the legendary Bar Jacket, the silhouette that defined Christian Dior’s revolutionary New Look in 1947. Anderson reimagines this fashion icon with modern proportions and refined tailoring, creating a look that feels both classic and relevant for today.
The design is finished with signature Dior Médaillon buttons…
… inspired by the elegance of the 18th-century Rococo-style Dior salons. Paired with the matching skirt, it creates a refined and perfectly coordinated look.
Accessories play a key role throughout the collection. Footwear is elevated with distinctive metallic hardware, adding a bold and contemporary edge to elegant silhouettes.
Meanwhile, the newly introduced Dior Cigale bag reflects Anderson’s personal take on Dior’s signature sophistication. With its sculptural design, premium craftsmanship, and understated luxury, the bag is set to become one of the standout accessories of the season.
The Dior Atelier Mitzah scarf is one of the collection’s most charming accessories…
… blending the House’s couture heritage with an artistic sense of storytelling. Crafted from 100% silk twill and made in Italy. This accessory stands out as one of the season’s editor’s picks – an understated luxury piece that perfectly captures Jonathan Anderson’s fresh vision for Dior while remaining true to the Maison’s unmistakable elegance.
Crafted in soft blush pink with a multicoloured Dior Atelier print
It’s design celebrates Christian Dior’s enduring love of flowers, enriched with illustrations inspired by the tools and craftsmanship of the fashion atelier.
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