By The Fashion Editorial Team
On January 2nd, the House of Dior presented its vision for Spring/Summer 2026 through a campaign photographed by David Sims and featuring the debut collections from Creative Director, Jonathan Anderson. Reflecting the opulent settings of his first shows for the House, the campaign imagery similarly includes touches of poignant aristocratic settings: boiserie, parquet flooring, select furniture pieces and tapestries.
Appearing in the new campaign, actors Greta Lee, Louis Garrel, and Paul Kircher, footballer Kylian Mbappé, and models Laura Kaiser, Sunday Rose and Saar Mansvelt Beck move as if caught in transformation, between scenes. From the new collections, archival references enter into dialogue with the present as illustrated by House icons, the Bar jacket and Delft shorts, juxtaposed against easeful denim and knitted capes, merging the grand with the everyday.
Further exemplified by accessories like in the tassel-covered Lady Dior bag, the mini bowed Dior Cigale, or Diorly bag, each adding an element of refined sensibility. It is in these vignettes that each individual comes into their own with a heightened sense of dress, through the visionary dreams of Dior.
