Dior Men's Fall 2026 ready-to-wear

Dior Men's Fall 2026 ready-to-wear runway, fashion show & collection photos.
​Designed by Jonathan Anderson and presented at Paris Men's Fashion Week, January 2026.

PARIS — The second Dior ’s menswear show arrived by the new designer. The familiar venue the Rodin Museum is where Jonathan Anderson Dior’s creative director got a standing ovation, the first to get on her legs was the Dior Couture CEO, and then the clan followed, front-row seated stars included: Robert Pattinson, Lewis Hamilton, SZA, Pharrell, and Stray Kids singers were among the VIPs. They all like to dress fluidly, as — the 41-year-old Northern Irish designer puts it to him the notion of gender is irrelevant in fashion, so how does he explain that he still has to design totally separate and multiple Menswear and Womenswear collections each season... Well, he is responsible for dressing the two genders who wear Dior, and his statement however allows him to blur the masculine-feminine line and make it seem natural to dress men in the New Look Dior coats, Bar jackets and even P. Poiret inspired 1920s couture silhouettes that he mixes, but why include 1920s beauty ideals in the 2020s is pointing out that Parisian style is timeless, although in the 21st century the demand for new silhouettes is not only requested by the complete change in lifestyle and modern living.

In Paris this week, Kering’s biggest runway names are absent so the focus is on LVMH’s trademarks.
After Dior’s first ever female designer Maria Grazia Chiuri ’s long run ended last year with increasingly mixed critical notices in some quarters, the company has placed an unusually large wager on Anderson — the first designer in Dior’s modern history to oversee women’s ready-to-wear, haute couture and menswear under a single creative hand.
His idea of Dior men flaunts sometimes odd characters as modern-day flâneurs: an aristo-youth roaming Paris, disguised as Dracula and sometimes denim 1960s rebellion.