We’re a little late to the Dior conversation — but with all the creative director changes lately, can you blame us? Still, Jonathan Anderson’s debut for Dior deserves a moment.
A New Era for Dior
Anderson, now leading all of Dior’s divisions, brings a fresh energy that feels both intelligent and instinctive. Known for his artistry at Loewe, he’s giving Dior a quieter kind of power — one built on craft, shape, and texture rather than show.
The collection feels like a soft reset: structured yet fluid, modern but still unmistakably Dior.
Our Take
We’ll keep it short — we get it, and we love it. The pieces feel like they were designed for people who actually live in their clothes, not just pose in them. It’s less “look at me,” more “if you know, you know.”
Anderson’s Dior is confident, understated, and full of quiet luxury — exactly where fashion needs to be right now.
Coco’ fav:
- The Sculpted Bar Jacket 2.0: Anderson’s rework of Dior’s iconic Bar Jacket — softer shoulders, cinched waist, and raw silk texture.
- The D-Fusion Mini Bag: A new shape that’s already trending — structured, architectural, and embossed with subtle Dior detailing.
- The Metallic Cannage Boots: A bold nod to Dior heritage, reimagined in brushed metallic leather with the Cannage motif embossed into the surface. Perfect for statement dressing this winter.
Why It Matters
When a house shifts creative direction, these early collections are the ones that define the era — and often become collector pieces later on.
If you’re ready to secure something from this new chapter before it disappears from shelves, Coco et Loco can source it for you directly from boutiques — authentic, discreet, and ahead of the crowd.
