Today’s Dior Haute Couture show revisits the house’s enduring codes: exceptional craftsmanship, architectural silhouettes, and the timeless elegance that has defined Dior since 1947.

Dior's Fall/Winter 2026-2027 Haute Couture collection, designed by Jonathan Anderson, translates the sculptural work of American artist Lynda Benglis into fabric using hand-plissé, knotting, and metallic surfaces that mimic her art. The collection also draws deep inspiration from Benglis's ties to Ahmedabad, India, incorporating brightly colored floral and beaded embellishments alongside 18th-century chintz traditions. By contrasting the abundance of the Indian landscape with the arid climate of Santa Fe, New Mexico, the pieces evoke a rich, chromatic dialogue between these two distinct environments.