The fashion house Dior is expanding its boundaries and entering the wellness space. The brand has unveiled a series of luxury accessories for fitness, yoga, and recovery under the name Haute Wellness.

The collection includes resistance bands with varying levels of intensity, a yoga block, dumbbells, yoga and Pilates mats, water bottles, as well as relaxation-focused accessories: a silk pillowcase, a sleep mask, and even the 5 Minutes Journal with prompts for self-reflection.

All items are designed in a restrained palette of ivory tones and deep blue, deliberately avoiding traditional bright athletic accents.

The defining visual signature of the collection is the iconic Cannage motif. This diamond-pattern design has been associated with the brand for decades and draws inspiration from the Napoleon III–style furniture found in Christian Dior’s salons. Now, it appears not only on handbags and furniture, but also on training and meditation accessories. The collection was designed by Cordelia de Castellane.

According to Dior, the line is created not merely for sport, but for “restoration and inner harmony.”

A selection of the accessories will become part of wellness programs in partner spas and hotels around the world, alongside Christian Dior Parfums.

Jonathan Anderson presented his debut cruise show for Dior in Los Angeles. The collection drew inspiration from the era of “Golden Hollywood.”

Models walked the runway in flowing gowns, dropped-waist silhouettes, open-back designs, sequins, embroidery, and feathered details. Among the runway stars was Sunday Rose Kidman Urban, the daughter of Nicole Kidman, who appeared as a model during the show.

At the same time, the designer adapted the classic aesthetic for a contemporary audience by introducing looser tailoring and intricate draping.

Particular attention was given to the iconic Bar jacket, which Anderson reimagined in a new interpretation — elongated, adorned with fringe, and enhanced with more expressive decorative elements.

The collection also featured references to John Galliano’s era at Dior, most notably through clutches featuring newspaper-print motifs.

Accessories included bags and footwear in houndstooth patterns, feathered headpieces, and headbands shaped like the brand’s logo.

The show took place on the grounds of an art museum. The location was chosen deliberately, highlighting the fashion house’s connection to Hollywood while also coinciding with the opening of Dior’s new flagship boutique in the city.

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As part of Paris Fashion Week, one of the season’s most anticipated shows took place: Jonathan Anderson presented his first women’s ready-to-wear Autumn/Winter 2026 collection for Dior.

The theme of the collection was the garden in all its manifestations; thus, the location was chosen with intent—the show was held in Paris’s Tuileries Garden. In a short video released before the show began, the designer confessed that, for him, Paris is primarily about «promenades» — moments when people dressed up simply to step out into the world.

«Historically, Dior has always shown collections here. I think about the promenades — when people dressed up to go somewhere. For me, that is Paris. I like the idea that by holding the show here, I am reflecting on this promenade, this bridge, and on French style,» Anderson shared.

The garden aesthetic was woven into the details: marsh-toned mini-skirts with trains evoked water lilies on a pond, while airy, layered pieces resembled flower petals. Translucent dresses were adorned with floral appliqués, and jackets appeared as if crafted from checkered blankets.

For these «elegant strolls,» the designer created variations of the iconic Bar jacket — embellished with feathers, pearl buttons, and paired with crystals. The runway also featured python shearling coats, embroidered denim, brocade suits, and architectural gowns.

The collection did not shy away from the designer’s signature historical allusions: silhouettes with 18th-century flourishes, asymmetrical blazers reminiscent of frock coats, and double-breasted jackets added a sense of theatricality to the lineup.

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The French fashion house Dior has opened a new flagship boutique in Manhattan — on the corner of 57th Street and Madison Avenue, just steps away from where the brand first debuted in the U.S. in 1948, according to WWD.

The interior design was created by renowned architect Peter Marino. The space has been transformed into an elegant art gallery, featuring live columns, installations, and an indoor garden. The design was enhanced by famous Belgian landscape designer Peter Wirtz, who created a unique indoor garden with birds, butterflies, and flowers made from buttons and fabric — a creative nod to Christian Dior’s passion for gardening.

The new boutique showcases the latest collections of clothing, shoes, and accessories, along with a special limited-edition line created specifically for New York. Among the exclusive items are a reimagined Bar jacket, a pink Lady D-Joy bag embroidered with pearls, and signature J’adior heels stamped with House of Dior New York.

The new three-level space also includes the first-ever Dior Spa in the U.S. — a beauty and relaxation area — and a dedicated Dior Maison section featuring unique home décor items.

Photo: George Chinsee/WWD

Dior is preparing to launch a new collection created in collaboration with Formula 1 driver and seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton.

This is the fashion house’s second collaboration with the athlete. This time, the capsule by Hamilton is dedicated to exploring the concept of Afrofuturism. As the driver himself noted, the inspiration came from his travels to Morocco, Senegal, Mozambique, Benin, and Madagascar.

His time in Africa left such a strong impression that he decided to translate everything that deeply moved him onto fabric – the culture, colors, philosophy, and rhythm – combining heritage with innovation.

«I wanted to imagine the future of Black culture – through art, science, and aesthetics», Hamilton said.

The collection will feature minimalist looks including tweed bomber jackets with leopard print, wide-leg trousers paired with chunky boots and bucket hats, as well as graphic-patterned vests.

The capsule will be available in Dior stores starting July 3.

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Jonathan Anderson, a native of Northern Ireland, has been appointed the new creative director of the French fashion house Dior, as announced by the brand on its social media.

The 40-year-old designer replaces Maria Grazia Chiuri, who held the position as director of the women’s line for nearly a decade. Anderson was named designer of the men’s line in April, and now his role will expand to include overseeing the women’s line and couture.

Before presenting his first women’s collection for the house during Paris Fashion Week in October, the designer will debut with the men’s show on June 27.

«The fashion house hasn’t had a single creative director since Christian Dior himself, and we believe the time has come to change that. Jonathan is the most talented designer of his generation,» said Dior CEO Delphine Arnault in an interview with Vogue Business regarding the appointment.

Background: Jonathan Anderson debuted as a designer with his own brand, JW Anderson, in 2008. In 2013, he became the creative director of the Spanish fashion house Loewe, which, like Dior, is part of the LVMH group. He left Loewe earlier this year.

Anderson has also worked on major projects such as designing Rihanna’s outfit for the 2023 Super Bowl and costumes for Luca Guadagnino’s film. That same year, he won the CFDA Fashion Award for «International Designer of the Year» and received the British Fashion Award.

Interestingly, Jonathan Anderson will now work at an astonishing pace — according to Business of Fashion, he will create as many as 18 collections per year: 10 for Dior (including two couture and eight ready-to-wear), six for his own brand JW Anderson, and two as part of his ongoing collaboration with Uniqlo. This workload makes him arguably the most in-demand designer since Karl Lagerfeld.

Dior generates four times more revenue for LVMH than Loewe, meaning Anderson’s new role comes with significantly greater responsibility. Additionally, he faces the challenge of returning Dior to financial growth. According to Bernstein analyst Luca Solca, Dior’s sales fell by 12–15% in the first quarter of 2025. The decline is attributed to a sharp price increase — an average of 51% — which led many customers to opt for travel or jewelry instead of Dior clothing.

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Today, the fashion house Dior officially announced the end of its collaboration with Maria Grazia Chiuri, who led the women’s divisions of the brand for nine years. She was the creative director of women’s haute couture, ready-to-wear, and accessories — and the first woman to ever hold this position in the house’s history.

Her departure marks the end of a significant era. Maria Grazia joined Dior in 2016, succeeding Raf Simons, and immediately made a name for herself with a feminist approach to fashion. Her debut Spring/Summer 2017 collection, featuring «We Should All Be Feminists» T-shirts, made a huge impact, capturing the zeitgeist and becoming a landmark moment in fashion.

During her tenure, she significantly increased the brand’s revenues—from €2.2 billion in 2017 to €9.5 billion in 2023. Chiuri also revived some of the house’s iconic pieces, such as the Saddle Bag from the John Galliano era, and collaborated with contemporary artists like Judy Chicago and Mickalene Thomas.

Despite her success, she was often criticized for excessive commercialism, banality, and superficial engagement with social themes. Nonetheless, under her leadership, Dior maintained its top position in the market. Among the brand’s ambassadors were Jennifer Lawrence, Natalie Portman, Charlize Theron, Robert Pattinson, and Jenna Ortega.

Dior’s CEO Delphine Arnault thanked Chiuri for her «creativity that inspired and reflected the spirit of Monsieur Dior.» The designer herself expressed pride in creating fashion for confident women and working with a dedicated team of artisans.

This is not Dior’s first recent leadership change — back in April, Jonathan Anderson was appointed the new artistic director for menswear, and rumors suggest he might succeed Chiuri, although this has not been officially confirmed.

Maria Grazia Chiuri’s final collection was the Dior Cruise 2026 show in Rome — a touching tribute to the city where she grew up, crafted in soft hues and inspired by classic Italian cinema and costume balls.

Following this milestone in her career, Chiuri plans to restore the Roman theater Teatro della Cometa and may also launch her own brand.

Photo: Instagram @mariagraziachiuri

The French brand Dior has presented its new high jewelry collection Diorexquis during a spectacular show held near Château de La Colle Noire — the historic estate Christian Dior purchased in 1951.

The collection was created by Victoire de Castellane, the Creative Director of Dior’s jewelry division. She introduced exquisite pieces made of gold and titanium, inspired by Dior’s iconic floral motifs.

Taking center stage are necklaces adorned with rubies, pink sapphires, spinels, and tsavorites, as well as opal and faux pearl sets, and luxurious diamond rings.

The jewelry masterpieces were showcased by models dressed in velvet bustier gowns designed by Maria Grazia Chiuri, Dior’s Creative Director for womenswear.

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Singer Rihanna, who became the face of J’Adore Dior last year, delighted fans with a new stylish commercial as part of the advertising campaign.

The four-minute video, directed by photographer Steven Klein, takes place in nighttime Versailles. At the beginning of the video, the pop icon appears in a black quilted jacket paired with a pencil skirt and sunglasses, walking through the palace corridors toward a luxurious room where a chic outfit and a bottle of her favorite perfume await her.

As dawn arrives, she transforms into the «J’Adore goddess,» strutting through Versailles in a golden gown and a vintage necklace from her personal collection.

Expressing her connection to the fragrance in an interview with Harper’s Bazaar, Rihanna previously shared:

«My first introduction to J’adore Dior was through my mother. I have always loved this perfume.»

For the past 20 years, Charlize Theron has been the constant face and ambassador of J’Adore Dior. For most of the brand’s clientele, the fragrance is strongly associated with her.

Thus, Rihanna’s appointment divided J’Adore fans into two camps: some were thrilled for the singer, while others felt that Theron was a better fit for the role. What do you think?

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The wave of executive reshuffling in the fashion industry continues. Today, it was announced that Kim Jones is stepping down as Creative Director of Dior’s men’s division.

The news was officially confirmed by the French fashion house on its Instagram page. Jones had been with the brand since 2018.

Jones presented his final collection for Dior just a week ago — on January 24, 2025. The collection received glowing reviews from critics and earned the designer a knighthood: following the show, Kim Jones was awarded France’s highest honor, the Legion of Honour.

His future plans remain unknown, but his departure raises questions about potential shifts in leadership and design direction at Dior.

In his farewell statement, Jones expressed that it had been a «true honor» to work for such a legendary fashion house and thanked the artists and friends he collaborated with.

«It has been an honor to create collections for the House of Dior — a symbol of absolute excellence. I am deeply grateful to my studio and atelier, who have supported me throughout this journey and brought my ideas to life. I also want to thank the artists and friends I’ve met through our collaborations. And finally, I sincerely thank Bernard and Delphine Arnault for their unwavering support,» said Kim Jones.

Dior’s CEO, Delphine Arnault, supported his decision, emphasizing that Jones had demonstrated «true creative freedom» and developed unique collaborative projects.

Kim Jones is one of the most influential figures in men’s fashion. Before joining Dior, he led Louis Vuitton Men’s for seven years (2011-2018). It was at Louis Vuitton that Jones first introduced the luxury streetwear aesthetic, later evolved by Virgil Abloh and now carried forward by Pharrell Williams.

His creative era at Dior made history, thanks to groundbreaking collaborations with acclaimed artists such as KAWS, Amoako Boafo, and Peter Doig, as well as street culture icons like Travis Scott and Shawn Stüssy.

One of his most legendary projects was the limited-edition Air Jordan 1 OG Dior, released in 2020. The sneakers became a global phenomenon, with nearly 5 million people worldwide competing for the chance to buy a pair.

Photo: Instagram @dior, @kimjonesstudio/@alasdairmclellan