Overview
- Anderson unveiled his second Dior men’s collection at the Musée Rodin on Jan. 21, casting “today’s aristocracy” in gender‑mixed looks styled with neon‑yellow wigs and sequined Poiret‑inspired tops.
- He shifted focus from Dior archives to Paul Poiret, integrating draped references, rewoven jacquards and cape‑like brocades into parkas, bombers and tailored coats.
- Outerwear and tailoring anchored the lineup, with statement coats, cropped and shrunken Bar jackets, elongated blazers and lean trousers sharpening the silhouette.
- Reaction skewed positive, with front‑row voices declaring “Dior is back,” while Anderson said early store results from his first deliveries this month were strong.
- A starry audience including Robert Pattinson, Lewis Hamilton, SZA and Pharrell highlighted the stakes for LVMH as Anderson, who oversees women’s, men’s and couture, consolidates a clearer Dior identity.