Dior’s fall-winter 2026 campaign takes a trip to the French countryside, and under Jonathan Anderson’s creative direction, the result feels like a dream you’re reluctant to leave. Photographed by David Sims and styled by Benjamin Bruno, the campaign follows Sunday Rose, Laura Kaiser, Ziqi Zhao, and Dru Campbell through long grass and dappled shade.
Dior Fall/Winter 2026 Campaign
Polka dots and checks thread through the scene like a private joke between fashion and folklore. Tailoring anchors the collection: gray suits cut sharp, with dark lapels that keep things grounded even as checked coats bring in a warm, vintage-tinged ease.
Sculpted black-and-white jackets build strong shoulders, and then the mood shifts. Textured knits, feathered skirts, and pale pink layers soften every hard line back down. Embellished trousers and fuzzy cream separates round out the range, while glossy florals catch the light in a way no photograph quite holds still.
Dior accessories carry their own logic. Bags arrive in quilted leather, velvet green, cream, blush, and polka dots that read more mischievous than matchy. Flower-detailed heels rest beside lily pads, a surreal footnote to an already dreamlike set.
Dior went into vacation mode first. See the Dioriviera summer 2026 campaign here.
