Dior unveils new exhibition path and Fall/Winter 2026/27 collection

Dior is introducing significant updates to its creative presence in Paris for the summer of 2026. The Galerie Dior has unveiled a redesigned exhibition path that incorporates the work of Jonathan Anderson, who was appointed to lead the Maison’s collections last year. This marks the first time Anderson’s designs will be part of the permanent museum circuit. The new exhibition also features a dedicated section on the Diorling collection, highlighting the influence of the Swinging Sixties on French fashion.

In tandem with the museum updates, the Dior Fall/Winter 2026/27 women’s collection draws inspiration from the water lilies of the Jardin des Tuileries. The botanical motif is integrated across various luxury items, including the Lady Dior, D-Joy, and Dior Bow bags, as well as the Book Tote and Saddle bags. The collection extends to footwear, such as the Dior Nymphéas heels, and accessories like silk scarves and jewelry from the Dior en fleurs line, utilizing a color palette of pale blue, green, and pink.