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Pause and collect beauty! Discover Dior Haute Couture spring/summer 2026 by Jonathan Anderson, unveiled at Paris Fashion Week! For his first couture collection as Dior Creative Director, Jonathan Anderson approaches the discipline as a collector. He gathers objects that spark emotion and weaves them into an abstract tapestry. The result is constructed like a wunderkammer - a cabinet of wonders - where marvellous artefacts and natural forms coexist for private contemplation. Nature meets artifice; the old welcomes the new. Cyclamen bouquets, gifted by John Galliano to Anderson before his debut, act as poetic symbols of creative continuity. The anthropomorphic ceramics of Magdalene Odundo inform sculptural silhouettes. Lines flow sinuously across structured shapes or drape gently around the body, magnifying curves and gestures. A new grammar of form emerges, expanding the language of the House while echoing its foundations. Handwork transforms the micro into the macro: flowers are cut from silks or condensed into dense embroideries, textured threads handwoven into speckled tweed, nets that layer, veil-like, over ballooning volumes. Knitwear enters the couture lexicon, celebrating manual dexterity and experimentation. Accessories are conceived as unique artefacts, from moulded handbags to transformed found materials, each piece a small wonder.