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Jonathan Anderson’s Dior Debut Wraps Paris Men’s Fashion Week With Playful Utility and Bold Hues

The season featured modular wardrobes pairing heritage craftsmanship with everyday wearability

At Études, the collection featured washed denim, exposed zippers, with textures that appeared faded, bleached and cracked.
Sabrina Carpenter’s officecore makeover in a Dior skirt suit ahead of Anderson’s debut.
PARIS, FRANCE - JUNE 27: A$AP Rocky and Rihanna attend the Dior Homme Menswear Spring/Summer 2026 show as part of Paris Fashion Week on June 27, 2025 in Paris, France. (Photo by Anthony Ghnassia/Getty Images for Dior Homme)
Julian Klausner’s debut for the Belgian label took models from day to night.

Overview

  • Jonathan Anderson became the first creative director to oversee both Dior men’s and women’s collections when he unveiled his spring-summer 2026 menswear line at the Hôtel des Invalides with Rihanna, Sabrina Carpenter, Robert Pattinson and Donatella Versace in the front row
  • The debut show blended nods to European art and Christian Dior’s original salon backdrop with contemporary silhouettes, from oversized Bar jackets to pleated coats and ribbon ties
  • Designers across the week championed lightweight, whimsical fabrics—such as sheer layers, sarongs and pajamas—to inject a sense of playfulness into men’s ready-to-wear
  • A widespread formal-casual fusion paired pajama shorts with tailored jackets and brocade blazers with casual footwear to create versatile, real-life looks
  • Vibrant color-blocking in grass green, mustard yellow, navy blue and burgundy punctuated multiple shows while utility-focused, modular designs signaled a shift toward adaptable wardrobes as brands responded to a slowdown in luxury demand