Collection archive
Dior Spring/Summer 2027
Jonathan Anderson makes air part of Dior’s Summer 2027 wardrobe, softening tailored forms through lace, silk mousseline and organza that respond to the body in motion.
- Collection year
- 2027
- Show date
- 2026-09-29
- City
- Paris
- Creative direction
- Jonathan Anderson
- Shown in
- Paris
- Presentation format
- runway
- Venue
- Bassin Octogonal, Jardin des Tuileries
At a glance
The collection brings the precision of tailoring closer to the softness of dressmaking. Anderson tests how a garment changes when it is worn and caught by a breeze, using transparency, layered fabric and lighter construction to loosen familiar proportions. Around the Tuileries’ octagonal basin, the setting gives that investigation a natural frame: water, open air and the movement of cloth.
Tailoring becomes fluid
Structured dress is reconsidered through softer fabrics and less fixed outlines.
Air as a design element
Lace, mousseline and organza create space for light and movement.
Transparency in layers
Changes in coverage let different surfaces and silhouettes emerge.
The setting
Presented around the Bassin Octogonal in the Jardin des Tuileries, with seating arranged along the basin’s perimeter.
Creative credits
Creative direction: Jonathan Anderson
Coverage & analysis
Dior Spring/Summer 2027 Finds Beauty in Nature’s Imperfections — ELLE