Dior’s spring-summer 2026 campaign opens on a quiet note, and that restraint is exactly what pulls you in. Photographed by David Sims, the campaign channels a soft tension between elegance and ease, where every look feels lived-in but intentional.
Under Jonathan Anderson’s direction, the House codes get rebalanced in neutrals and soft pastel tones. The images move between black and white and muted color, creating an understated mood that feels intimate and human.
Dior Spring/Summer 2026 Campaign
Greta Lee leads the Dior campaign with calm intensity, joined by models Laura Kaiser, Sunday Rose, and Saar Mansvelt. Each appears caught mid-thought or mid-motion, as if the clothes are part of an unfolding story rather than a finished pose.
The silhouettes do much of the talking. Sculpted tailoring meets fluid dresses, while crisp shirts soften into relaxed layers. The iconic Bar jacket returns with a lighter touch, paired with easy separates that feel modern and free.
Accessories stand out as quiet statements, from structured handbags with delicate bows to tactile designs meant to be held, and not just seen. The Dior Cigale, Lady Dior, and Dior Crunchy are just a few of the bags that stand out.
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