Appointed in June 2025, Jonathan Anderson just presented his seventh womenswear offering for Christian Dior on day two of Paris Fashion Week. Guests like Anya Taylor-Joy, Rihanna, and Greta Lee flocked to the French capital for the occasion. Staged at the Le Bassin Octogonal in the Jardin de Tuileries, the show was dedicated to Mathilde Favier, the beloved longtime Dior executive who passed unexpectedly this past summer. Anderson sent fluid tailoring, breezy dresses, fringed accessories, and mixed prints down the open-air runway. Metallic pants, undulating peplums, pastel shades, pleated petal skirts… romance was in the air.
Recenzja kolekcji Christian Dior Wiosna 2027
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“Abysmal. We need to admit this isn’t working.” [TianCouture]
“Feels like a more watered-down version of the Fall 26 collection. Still bland, juvenile; he has nothing to say or add to the fashion conversation.” [Grets]
“Absolutely none of the bags were good enough to justify forcing them into almost every look. The department-store styling just adds insult to injury. Poor thing.” [Fashion_Girl22]
“He does not understand Dior.” [CholoChic]
“An unfocused, overworked collection. Anderson, again, forgets that Dior is about the silhouette, not textures and patterns.” [QuantumCouture]
“The Dior collections by Anderson all blend into one.” [MModa]
“It’s abysmal. It has absolutely no personality or vitality. It’s so limp and directionless and passé.” [elleo]
“I’m sorry, but some of the looks look sloppy and not flattering at all! Not what I expected from you, Jonathan!” [Ruito]
See all the looks from the Christian Dior Spring 2027 collection and click here to join the conversation.
