Priyanka Chopra and Jennifer Lawrence showed their support for the recipients of the LVMH Prize at Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris, France on September 4. For the occasion, the two Hollywood stars wore head-to-toe sleek black Dior looks.

Both Chopra and Lawrence are regularly ahead of the curve when it comes to current style trends, so their twinning Dior outfits make a lot of sense.

Chopra wore a jaw-dropping dress from Dior's Resort 2027 collection featuring a high-neck silhouette and a ruffled crepe torso with a drop-waist. Large white crepe flowers adorned the dress's waist, before flowing into a black and white flared skirt.

The actress accessorized her statement-making dress with a Mini Dior Toujours Hobo Bag and a pair of slingback open-toe pumps.

For the occasion, Lawrence opted for Dior's Bar Jacket in Black Wool and Silk, which retails for $6,000, and matching pants. She carried a long-since sold-out Dior Cigale Bag, also in black, which is beloved by pop star royalty like Ariana Grande, Rihanna, and Taylor Swift.

For footwear, the Oscar winner appeared to be wearing a pair of Fortuny's Ballerina Flats in velvet with gold motifs, before changing into a pair of pointed-toe black pumps.

Basically, Chopra and Lawrence have made it clear that you can't go wrong with a little black outfit from Dior.

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It won't be long before the streets of Paris are flooded with Fashion Week show-goers, wearing the on-trend outfits they meticulously planned weeks prior. If you're packing for PFW as we speak, take it from Rihanna: Save a spot in your luggage for sweatpants. Not only are they the perfect airplane pants, but they're also easy to elevate with the right shoe trend and It bag if you don't happen to have time to stop by the hotel before your first stop.

While it's unclear if RiRi will stay in Paris until Fashion Month's final runway shows in October, right now, she can't stop, won't stop serving inspiration-worthy outfits around France. Earlier in the month, she even styled a pair of hybrid skirt-jeans.

On August 30, the Grammy winner switched gears with The Attico's Melange Gray Joggers, featuring elasticized ankles and balloon-looking legs.

She wore the light-reflecting, zip-pocket pair with a matching T-shirt, a black trench coat, and Gucci's metallic silver take on the closed-toe mules trend. (Chanel, Ferragamo, Miu Miu, and more debuted similar styles during recent fall runway shows.)

The pointy pumps already upgraded the off-duty outfit to fashion-insider status, but because she's Rihanna, she accessorized with a hot-ticket item from Dior, too.

Saving her Saddle, Lady Dior, and Book Tote bags for other nights out in Paris, the brand ambassador brought out the Small Dior Toujours Hobo weeks after its official launch date. While Rihanna wore the Fall 2026 design over her shoulder, its quilted leather can also be carried as a top-handle tote, with the signature "C" and "D" clasps interlocked.

All this to say? When Paris Fashion Week patrons start dressing up sweatpants with mules and a designer It bag, you can thank Rihanna for the cozy-girl representation. To join her in testing the unconventional trio early, shop Marie Claire-approved pieces from Cos, Mango, and more, below.

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It seems all of my favorite fashion girls reserved their best Carrie Bradshaw-certified 'fits for a random week in August: While Kaia Gerber brought a Fendi Baguette bag to the 2026 US Open, Zoë Kravitz channeled the Sex and the City star's signature white T-shirt-micro shorts summer uniform. Now, Rosalía is dipping her feet into the Carrie Archives. The pop star appeared in Mexico City in a newspaper-print dress reminiscent of the Dior style Carrie famously wore in Season 3 of Sex and the City.

Ahead of her concert on August 27, the performer and her stylist, Jose Carayol, left pre-show sweats in her luggage. Instead, Rosalía flaunted Desigual's version of the iconic pattern. The $160 style from the Spanish brand featured a scoop neck and a collage of breaking news and crossword puzzles.

To complement her no-accessories-needed dress, the "Berghain" singer kept the look classic with vintage ballet flats from Dolce & Gabbana, slim secondhand Gucci sunglasses, and a teeny-tiny tennis bracelet.

While the Sex and the City costume was made by John Galliano, who showed it during the Dior Fall 2000 fashion show, the newspaper design goes back even further, to a 1935 Elsa Schiaparelli look. Since then, it has seen many iterations from even more brands.

Rosalía isn't the first It girl with a newspaper dress story either—and she certainly won't be the last. Real-life Carrie, Sarah Jessica Parker, revisited the Dior design while filming Sex and the City 2 in 2009. In true character style, she matched the print's maximalism with an oversized pendant necklace, a bedazzled coin purse, and sky-high Christian Louboutin stilettos.

Skipping ahead to April 2023, Emily Ratajkowski became the next New Yorker to give newspaper dressing a go. The My Body author traded a Galliano-era gown for a halter-neck midi dress from Miaou. Much like Dior and Desigual, the L.A. label splattered its logo all over the front (page). The hemline of her knee-sweeping skirt was asymmetrical, revealing the vintage Dior addition to EmRata's off-duty outfit: brown knee-high boots.

As recently as the May 2025 premiere of Hurry Up Tomorrow, Jenna Ortega and her stylist, Enrique Melendez, tracked down the cowl-neck dress worn by Parker on Sex and the City. It wasn't easy: Last year, Melendez told Marie Claire that Dior only agreed to share it for one day: "If we damaged it, we had to pay $250,000," he said. "I was almost in tears, because it fit [Ortega] like a glove."

Fashion insiders will also always have a soft spot for newspaper-print dresses. During the Cruise 2027 runway circuit, both Chanel and Dior debuted fresh newspaper perspectives. In late April, the former's new creative director, Matthieu Blazy, sculpted a ballgown, a tweed jacket, and a ruffled shirtdress out of French headlines. Two weeks later, Dior's Jonathan Anderson nodded to Galliano-planted roots—but the newspaper print decorated a bow-shaped bag, not a dress.

And just like that, with Rosalia's latest look, the newspaper print is still as relevant today as it was almost 30 years ago.

Since the '90s, the Lady Dior Bag, named after Princess Diana, has been the picture of elegance. But when an A-lister wears it with a little black dress, popularized by Coco Chanel in 1926, fashion purists everywhere tear up at such a timeless sight. That was my reaction, at least, the moment Priyanka Chopra Jonas arrived at The Cycle Of Love premiere on August 20, LBD and Lady Dior in tow.

The documentary's executive producer braved the New York City rainstorm in an all-black look. The dress from A.W.A.K.E. Mode was no ordinary LBD, with vertical ruffles adding a visually interesting texture to the sleeveless column maxi.

The former Marie Claire cover star styled the $1,475 style with simple yet sleek accessories. For the finishing red carpet-ready touches, she wore sky-high, naked black stilettos and a quilted Lady Dior.

It seems Chopra Jonas pulled the medium Lady Dior out of her personal archives. She first appeared with the top-handle silhouette seven years ago during the atelier's Couture Fall 2019 fashion show.

While the constantly reissued design doesn't appear to be from the new creative director Jonathan Anderson's collections—there's no bow atop the letter charms, like the new Lady Diors—Chopra Jonas is one of the new era's biggest supporters. This year, she wore custom Dior by Anderson gowns at the Golden Globes and the Oscars. The Quantico actor also attended Anderson's Fall 2026 and Couture Fall 2026 runway shows.

Celebrities discovered just how compatible LBDs and Lady Dior Bags are ages ago. In 2019, Bella Hadid debuted the best-seller in tomato red alongside a nearly-naked black midi dress. Fast forward to Dior's Couture Spring 2024 show, when Rihanna accessorized her belted LBD with a sideways baseball cap, leather opera gloves, and a blackout Lady Dior.

Classic and timeless, Lady Diors and LBDs are a match made in fashion heaven year-round, but they really shine throughout moodier fall and winter. While you await their return to the celebrity street style scene (it won't be long now—the holidays are coming), find your look by perusing the edit below.

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Justin Bieber's performance won the 2026 World Cup Halftime Show, but the after-party style circuit belonged to Hailey Bieber. Once Team Spain received the championship trophy on July 19, Hailey's winning cool-girl combination—vintage lingerie dress with the heeled flip-flop trend—stole the spotlight at her husband's post-Final Match party.

Unlike Beyoncé, Rihanna, and Dua Lipa, Bieber steered clear of the paparazzi inside MetLife Stadium. Instead, she reserved the step-and-repeat for New York City's The Corner Store restaurant, which welcomed her decidedly anti-sporty summer look. Her stylist, Dani Michelle, outfitted her in a silky slip dress by Dior, a croc-embossed The Row clutch, and her favorite heeled flip-flops, also from the Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen-led label.

The cherry-red micro mini debuted in the Fall 2005 fashion show, but its spaghetti straps, floral jacquard print, and semi-sheer lace along the neck and hemline looked good as new on Bieber. If you're in the market for the exact dress, keep your eye on secondhand retailers—the style recently sold for $2,400 on 1stDibs.

Mini dresses and open-toe sandals have been key players in Bieber's wardrobe rotation for years. The Rhode founder is especially loyal to The Row's sold-out Sacha Flip-Flops, which come in leather and feature 3.5-inch high stilettos. They joined her shoe rack shortly after the 2026 Super Bowl, and have since appeared at some of The Summer of Sports's buzziest events, including the Fanatics Flag Football Game and the New York Knicks NBA Finals, as well as Bieber's more casual L.A. outings.

In the past, she styled the heeled flip-flops trend—endorsed by Kylie Jenner, Kaia Gerber, Sofia Richie Grainge, and Anne Hathaway—alongside cigarette jeans, capri pants, and other vintage designs from brands like Gucci.

Before becoming a fan of the popular style from The Row, Bieber rotated between Toteme's kitten heel thongs and peep-toe pumps (another It-shoe for summer 2026). Last September, she styled an equally lacy LBD with satin mules from Saint Laurent. Her latest World Cup look pulled from a similarly '90s-inspired mood board.

Name another shoe trend that looks as effortless with jeans as it does with a lacy lingerie look. Take it from Bieber: The flip-flop trend (both in heeled and flat form) can work with anything on your summer wardrobe rack. Not only are heeled flip-flops giving classic pointy pumps some competition, but they're also the perfect pair to showcase your freshly-painted pedicure. Talk about a win-win.

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As a child, Akari Takenobu says she was confronted with the supernatural on a daily basis. This unsettling experience shaped the way she relates to her work as an artist. She’s had to develop a complex process in order to give shape to this mystery. After winning this year’s Dior Photography and Visual Arts Award for Young Talents, she puts into words for us what she explores through her work: what it was like to live among the spirits, and how does one relate to the unknown.

What was it like to grow up in a haunted house?

Until the age of 13, I grew up in a very ordinary, standard Japanese house, which people around me would call a haunted house. Strange things kept happening. I was an only child, so I spent a lot of time alone, and ended up kind of coexisting with this strange and unknown existence. I don't feel like that anymore, but because of that childhood experience, I remain interested in the unknown, the strange, what some would call the paranormal, I guess.

As a child, did you talk about it with your parents?

My parents actually had an acute sensitivity to this psychic experience. My father was even able to see its shape. Of course, I was scared a lot. As I mentioned earlier, I was home alone quite often, and so it eventually became kind of normal to me; scary but normal. Somewhere in between the daily reality and the unknown. It's very difficult to express my feelings about it. It was something that was always with me, always there, and so even though it was scary, I felt like I was allowed to be there in a sense.

You said that your father saw the ghost. What did it look like?

Sometimes it would be a small person telling him things about the house, or sometimes it would look like a woman. Sometimes it would be like a mist or a haze, a very vague form of a person.

So how does that relate to these images that you are creating?

When I think about the difference between myself and a ghost or spirit, it is mostly is the fact of my body. As a human being, there's the physicality of my body existing as an object, so by removing that substance, the physicality, maybe I can get closer to being a ghost. That's my starting point. When I take a picture of myself, the physicality of my body does not exist anymore, there's no substance in the picture. Then I cut the picture and disassemble the picture into pieces, virtually killing myself in a way, and then I reassemble the small pieces of these photographs and create a new body, which originates from my body. But by going through this process, I feel like I get closer to being a ghost. I'm not trying to create a paranormal self, I'm just trying to figure out a way that brings me closer to that unknown, to find where that border is.

What techniques do you use to do that?

Basically, I take hundreds of pictures of my body, disassemble them and cut them into pieces, and then reassemble them to create a digital collage. Then I print it, copy it, and again take a couple of photos. It's really a back and forth between digital and analog.

When do you know you’ve found the ghostly image?

To be completely honest, I don't even know whether I've ever done it. I call this process the pseudo experiment or the virtual experiment. I do it simply to learn more about the unknown. I don’t need to find the answer. The important thing for me is to continue seeking. I don't really have a destination in mind.

When did you start this photographic exploration?

About five years ago. In art school, I studied oil painting, but I wasn't really able to trust my judgment when I was painting. So I decided to create a process: I photograph my body, disassemble and reassemble it. Once I set that rule, I became like a part of a conveyor belt—my judgment was no longer necessary because I just needed to follow the rule I had set. The camera and my body function as a device—there's no meaning in me, I'm just a part of the process. Becoming that invisible device is very important to me because I don't want to have a sense of myself in it. I think that by eliminating that sense of myself, I can get closer to the structure of the world. When I use a camera, I can create a distance from my own self. I use the camera to take images as materials.

What did you learn by photographing your body so much, and therefore looking at it so closely?

I was really using the pieces of my body as material only, so it didn't really feel like it was me or my body. I was just a part of that conveyor belt that I mentioned earlier, where I was just doing my job and just following the rules that I laid for myself. It wasn't really about me at all.

The theme of the award is face-to-face, but there are no faces in your work…

It’s true, there is no face. It's more of an interview or a meeting, an acquaintance between myself and the unknown. The face-to-face is between me and the unknown.

What are your plans for the future?

I really want to continue working on this theme, because there are so many other scenarios I have in mind. Right now, I've only gone through the easy process, but there are more complicated processes that I would like to explore. I would also like to try to apply this in a more spatial piece, like a sculpture as image. There's a lot that I want to further evolve through this collage process.

Wearing the same 2026 World Cup jerseys makes it difficult for soccer players to let their personalities shine—the highest-ranked talents rarely take off their team uniforms for the duration of the tournament. So, it's that much more exciting when they go all out with their pre-World Cup wardrobe. With no airport outfit dress codes, the athletes have free rein to pair loungewear with rare designer bags.

Days before the World Cup began on June 11, photographers spotted Norway's Erling Haaland and France's Kylian Mbappé carrying coveted purses. On June 2, Haaland, who has a collection of Hermès bags, deboarded his team's private plane in navy Team Norway gear and a limited-edition "Endless Road" Birkin. With a (pre-owned) $45,500 price tag, the highly sought-after design makes it the most extravagant duffle bag to hold a soccer ball.

Haaland's loyalty lies with Hermès, but Mbappé is devoted to Dior. Being a brand ambassador gives him an all-access pass to Jonathan Anderson's accessories. His newest addition was a Dior-branded monogram clutch.

After endorsements from Harry Styles, Jacob Elordi, and A$AP Rocky, it's no surprise the man-bag trend intercepted summer's most exciting sports circuit. Ahead, see which designer bags joined Mbappé, Haaland, and more during the 2026 World Cup. If these stars are anything like David Beckham, their carryalls will continue scoring style points long after the final on July 19.

Erling Haaland's Hermès HAC Birkin 40 "Endless Road"

Erling Haaland is just as skilled on the soccer field as he is in a Hermès store. The 25-year-old, by our count, owns at least seven Hermès bags, most of them from the circa-1892 Haut à Courroies line.

One of his rarest brand possessions—the HAC "Endless Road" Birkin 40, which features mountains and a winding road—doubled as his World Cup carry-on. While the colorful, pop art-influenced motif, inspired by Californian landscapes, is the most standout detail of the Birkin, its dimensions (19.75 inches wide and 17 inches tall) are equally impressive.

Kylian Mbappé's Dior Bag

Kylian Mbappé didn't need to spend five figures to secure his spot on the World Cup's best-dressed list. The Dior's A5 Triangle Pouch retails for $1,350. Plus, the monogram print added visual interest to the French legend's white linen button-down and cargo shorts.

Virgil van Dijk's Chanel Maxi Shopping Bag

Fashion girls aren't the only ones in love with Matthieu Blazy's new Chanel bags. After the Maxi Flap joined Kendall Jenner, Kaia Gerber, and Hailey Bieber's closets, Virgil van Dijk of the Netherlands brought the Large Shopping Tote to the World Cup. The Spring 2026 style featured the same interlocked Cs as the Maxi Flap, except on a smaller top flap.

Jude Bellingham's Louis Vuitton Keepall

Pre-World Cup photos showed no shortage of Louis Vuitton suitcases. Instead, England's Jude Bellingham chose a monogrammed Keepall Bandoulière 45, a 2010s travel go-to of Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid. Bellingham's version of the popular duffle bag boasted the brand's signature chocolate brown leather monogram with a striking black trim.

Michael Olise's Hermès Birkin 40

Michael Olise's Hermès Birkin stood a few inches taller than typical HAC 40s, which suggests it could be from the Taurillon Clemence line. The bag's height also makes it trickier to track down. Sotheby's just sold a similar style for $28,000.

Pedro Neto's Hermès Birkin HAC 40

Pedro Neto styled a black T-shirt and a navy suit with a Hermès Criss HAC Birkin 40. The style is eye-catching for the way the untreated Fauve Barenia leather top of the tote (a Birkin signature) gives way to a beige canvas body. Fun fact: David Beckham styled the same Birkin bag earlier this year.

Manu Koné's Goyard Bag

Dior, Bottega Veneta, and Hermès were all present and accounted for during Team France's flight. But the trophy for "Smallest World Cup Bag" went to Manu Koné of France. He followed Mbappé's lead with a compact clutch, albeit from Goyard. The orange accessory is technically for toiletries, but Koné made a strong case for its airport bag potential.

Maxence Lacroix's Bottega Veneta Bag

Maxence Lacroix may be French, but he has a soft spot for Italian label Bottega Veneta. He arrived at the Le Bourget Airport near Paris with the black Andiamo Messenger Bag, complete with the brand's signature woven Intrecciato leather and silver hardware. Lacroix carried the style by its top-handle straps, while an elongated crossbody band floated freely.

My boots have been collecting dust in my closet since 2026's first 60-degree day. I didn't plan on pulling them out of storage until at least September, either. But on July 8, Charlize Theron's Dior outfit convinced me to clear a spot for ankle boots on my summer shoe rack.

Much like her The Odyssey co-stars, Zendaya and Anne Hathaway, Theron has been living in sky-high stilettos during this high-profile press tour. But before the film's Paris premiere, the actress gave her soles a much-deserved break in moto boots from the Dior Fall 2026 collection.

The star wore a pair of suede, zip-up, calf-length booties. In addition to featuring a rich chestnut color, the flat, curved-toe boots also boasted Dior's logo in matte yellow gold.

To go with the boots, Theron and her stylist, Leslie Fremar, recreated the entire look from the Dior runway show, including the denim button-down and the asymmetrical mini skirt. While moto boots typically read punk-rock, the crystal-adorned detailing on the shirt and the floral brocade helped her footwear feel unexpectedly romantic.

Right now, the suede boots may seem out of season. However, according to Dior, Ann Demeulemeester, Isabel Marant, Dries Van Noten, Ganni, and more runway names, moto styles will have a starring role on the fall street style circuit.

And celebrities aren't waiting around to sample Fall 2026's boldest boot trends. Last weekend, Theron's The Odyssey co-star, Anne Hathaway, arrived at a London photocall in suede thigh-high boots from Blumarine, which she paired with a flowy high-low dress.

Meanwhile, Daisy Edgar-Jones and Dua Lipa wore boots to the airport; Olivia Rodrigo showcased a tall buckled pair in the "Stupid Song" music video; and Miley Cyrus brought her knee-highs as her plus-one to the Hermès Fall 2026 fashion show.

While flip-flops are still very much the reigning summer shoe trend in celebrities' closets, there's no need to wait until September to start pulling out your boots. Let the moto styles ahead inspire you to start your fall shopping early.

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Sabrina Carpenter is one of the lucky few to know what Taylor Swift's Dior wedding dress looked like. So far, the newlywed hasn't shared photos revealing creative director Jonathan Anderson's Haute Couture design for Swift's big day—the first created for a major celebrity under his tenure. Carpenter isn't one to breach her friend and mentor's NDA, but her white, bridal-looking dress at Anderson's Paris Haute Couture Week show might've offered some clues.

On July 6, only 48 hours after Swift said "I do," Carpenter made it to France in time for theDior Fall/Winter 2026 Couture show. It's no surprise she secured an invite: The friend of the fashion house graced Coachella and the 2026 Met Gala in custom Dior. But wearing something so wedding-worthy was as unexpected as Adam Sandler officiating Swift and Travis Kelce's ceremony.

Anderson loaned the "House Tour" singer Look 72 from the Cruise 2027 show, which she watched from the front row. The little white dress's plunge neckline, delicately draped bodice, and ankle-grazing skirt were sculpted from frothy, semi-sheer lace. 3-D floral appliqués atop Carpenter's shoulder and hip shared the spotlight with cascading feather tufts. Perhaps Swift walked down the aisle in a Couture gown with similar embellishments.

The Grammy winner stripped the original runway look way back. Dior's plaid scarf, snail-shaped novelty clutch, and daisy-decorated heels traded places with a polka-dotted mini Lady Dior Bag and $1,190 slingback pumps. Maybe Swift styled the same peep-toe, bow-topped pair beneath her "stunning white wedding dress" and "long veiled train"—the only dress details that have made their way online, courtesy of AMC CEO and wedding guest Adam Aron.

Taylor Swift hasn't joined Dior's front row yet, but Sabrina Carpenter has enough fashion shows under her belt for the both of them. She made her Men's Paris Fashion Week debut at the French label's Spring 2026 show. She modernized Dior's circa-1946 "New Look" in a cinched, charcoal gray blazer and a matching, pleated midi skirt.

Less than a year later, Carpenter reunited with Jonathan Anderson for her custom 2026 Met Gala gown. "We just finished all of my Coachella looks together and they hopped right into making this dream dress," she told Vogue on the red carpet.

The "genius that [Jonathan] is" molded authentic film strips from Audrey Hepburn's 1954 film, Sabrina into a halter-neck, hip-slitted dress. Don't miss the Sabrina movie poster atop her Hollywood bombshell bob. Knowing Anderson, his affinity for personalized details played a part in bringing Swift's wedding dress to life, too.

Carpenter wasted no time returning to Anderson's guest list after fashion's biggest night: She RSVP'd "yes" to Dior's Cruise 2027 show in mid-May. Her naked, butter yellow dress gave fashion people a sneak peek of the opening look. She also brought the celebrity-beloved Dior Cigale Bag as her plus-one. There's a chance Carpenter inspired the then-bride-to-be's newest investment: Days later, Swift brought the black, envelope-style tote to a NBA Eastern Conference Finals game.

It's unclear when (if ever) Taylor Swift will share close-ups of her Christian Dior Haute Couture wedding dress. Even if she keeps it under wraps, Zendaya-style, Sabrina Carpenter's bridal-white dress confirmed it balanced glamour with whimsy. Maybe Travis Kelce's mom, Donna Kelce, was thinking of Swift's Dior dress when she said the evening was "magical." The same could be said of Carpenter's latest front-row outfit.

If anyone deserves an early push present, it's Anne Hathaway, who announced her third pregnancy in the middle of promoting five feature films. On June 29, her baby bump wasn't the only new addition to New York City's street style scene. Hathaway debuted her brand-new Dior Cigale Bag, a move that migrated the pop star-beloved bag into rich-mom territory.

Hathaway is days away from embarking on her The Odyssey press tour, before it hits theaters on July 17. So, she dipped her toe into red carpet-worthy, maternity styling with a boatneck T-shirt, semi-sheer trousers, $150 Mary Jane mules from L'AGENCE, and Dior Cigale, all in black. Perhaps she curated Monday's off-duty outfit around her new It bag. (Sabrina Carpenter, Rihanna, and Ariana Grande did the same with their Cigales.)

Hathaway's trapezoidal, Spring 2026 style featured the singular top handle, envelope-style body, and petal-like bow as Taylor Swift's Cigale. It looked a little more spacious, though, suggesting it's the medium, $5,500 model.

Hathaway's Cigale didn't quite twin with Grande's, either. Creative director Jonathan Anderson's hidden logo (monogrammed beside the back's grommet duo) turned yellow gold, unlike Grande's silver hardware. Like any Dior Cigale—whether it be Carpenter's butter-yellow bag or Charli xcx's peony-pink pick—Hathaway's version is only shoppable in-store.

Anne Hathaway's closet runs relatively low on Dior designs, unless we're talking sunglasses. But during her second pregnancy in Oct. 2019, she roamed around NYC in Maria Grazia Chiuri's Book Tote. The branded, Toile de Jouy Sauvage motif made her bottomless cotton bag unmissable. She dressed it down with a cozy turtleneck sweater, a trench coat, leggings, and Adidas Stan Smith sneakers.

The Book Tote hasn't been seen on Hathaway's shoulder since 2019. Its silhouette would make a great baby bag when the little one arrives, though. Perhaps she'll treat herself to the Anderson-era Book Tote beloved by Anya Taylor-Joy, Rihanna, and Jennifer Lawrence before her due date. Anderson's literary imagining of the circa-2018 design (especially his Dracula option) still dominates celebrity rich-mom circles.

A post-pregnancy announcement, Hathaway couldn't wait to get back to work. Less than 24 hours after her first Dior Cigale-clad sighting, her Odyssey era began in a tomato red jumpsuit from Ashlyn Spring 2026. With help from stylist Erin Walsh, she wore the long-sleeve look backward. This subtle switch allowed the bodice's ruffle trim to cradle her growing baby bump. Walsh earned extra points for matching its stretchy, pregnancy-friendly fabric to her star client's lace-up stilettos.

To finish, the mom-of-three frosted herself in a five-figure, diamond necklace from Bulgari. If its vertical yellow-gold ribbing feels familiar, that's because Hathaway paired the collar with a $99 JW Pei Bag during The Devil Wears Prada 2 press tour.

Now that Dior has reclaimed its rightful place in the Oscar winner's closet, perhaps she'll wear the label at an upcoming Odyssey premiere. Anderson's Spring 2026 Couture collection is overflowing with makeshift maternity clothes, whether she wants to showcase her baby bump or keep it nestled. Regardless, as long as Hathaway's Dior Cigale joins her third press tour of 2026, she'll be the coolest mom on the red carpet.

The Lady Dior. The Saddle Bag. The Book Tote. The Cigale Bag. That last Dior hero item only debuted on the Spring 2026 runway, but it's well on its way to Lady Dior-levels of approval.

Before Jonathan Anderson unveiled his first collection as Dior's creative director last October, fashion people wondered how he would reimagine the most iconic house codes. First, he stamped every single style with Dior's original lowercase logo. Then, he gave the Book Tote a more literal makeover, trading the Toile de Jouy Sauvage motif for actual book covers. Last but not least, the grand finale: never-before-seen accessories like the Cigale Bag joined the Spring 2026 lineup.

The designer's take on the one-strap bag trend appeared in more shades and finishes than any other Anderson-era purse, including black, burgundy, peony pink, terracotta alligator, and even Himalayan croc. Each version brought its Fall 1952 namesake—Christian Dior's equally architectural "La Cigale" dress—back to life as a strong yet graceful It bag.

Anderson told Business of Fashion the Cigale is one of his "favorite dresses in history," setting high expectations for its accessory conversion. "I was never going to start Dior without referring to it, because for me, it is one of the greatest feats of engineering in terms of a dress." A press release further revealed he was especially inspired by the tea-length dress's "fitted bodice, full moiré skirt, and pronounced pleats."

As the eye scans the silhouette, the Cigale Bag mirrors the artifact's structural, lean-to-voluminous evolution. The dress—which also influenced former lead designers like Raf Simons and Maria Grazia Chuiri—is proof a reference this timeless will never run the risk of feeling overdone.

Before the Cigale became a pop star essential, Monica Barbaro and Greta Lee styled the trapezoidal, top-handle tote in Dior's Paris Fashion Week front row. Lee modeled the bag's metal-ring bow beneath sky blue leather, a Spring 2026 color trend that didn't make it on the runway. Then, fellow brand ambassador Barbaro gave the peony pink Cigale an off-the-catwalk close-up.

Within minutes, the One Night Only star's bag took center stage in Anderson's debut fashion show. Fashion people in the front row probably didn't put two and two together that quickly. But before long, constant Cigale sightings were guaranteed.

Within weeks, Dior Cigale became a fixture of pop star fashion. Ariana Grande was absent from Anderson's first womenswear front row, but clearly, she and her stylist, Law Roach, watched from afar. The black Cigale modernized the Grammy winner's vintage-heavy Dior collection in the midst of her Wicked: For Good press tour.

By wearing the new Dior design in New York City, Grande gave fans a closer look at the Cigale's hidden logo. Two silver or yellow gold grommets atop the back of the bag kept the singular, short strap structured. One of the oversize eyelets doubled as the "O" in Dior.

A few months later, the Dior Cigale was noticeably absent from January's Couture Spring 2026 show. But it didn't skip Couture Week altogether. The night after Rihanna RSVP'd "yes" to Anderson's latest showing, she flaunted the shrunken Small Cigale all around Paris.

Its envelope-style body and petal-like bow seemed to be about half the size of Grande's version. What used to be matte, smooth, and texture-free suddenly became super glossy atop croc-embossed leather. Even the top-handle strap changed from calfskin to chainlink. Perhaps this was a custom gift from Anderson to brand ambassador RiRi.

Don't miss the quilted tote behind the "Stay" singer's Cigale. That's Anderson's quilted Crunchy Bag, which she owns in two sizes and three shades.

It seems Anderson enlisted the help of Rihanna to tease the Dior Cigale's next era. The one-strap bag returned throughout the Fall 2026 fashion show, but the folded, now-recognizable leather looked more eccentric than ever. Neutral Cigales remained an everyday celebrity staple, but powder blue croc, dark green lizard, and pebbled polka-dotted leather fit for maximalists joined the roster, too.

By mid-May's Cruise 2027 show, Dior added leading color trend to its ever-expanding palette Cigale palette: butter yellow. Who better to present it than Sabrina Carpenter, a pro-butter It girl since 2024? The "Nonsense" singer's naked dress and pastel Cigale were shade-matched to perfection. Even her bow-tied mules got the butter yellow memo.

The Dior Cigale is collecting It colors left and right, but in the end, it's Hollywood's most beloved black bag of 2026. Everybody needs one, even Taylor Swift. One month after the pop star fueled Toy Story 5 soundtrack rumors with Anderson's Pixar ball-yellow Lady Dior, the black Cigale third-wheeled Swift's date night at the NBA Eastern Conference Finals.

As if the Dior Cigale wasn't enviable enough, more endorsements from Jennifer Lawrence, Karlie Kloss, and Charli xcx proved it's already becoming a status symbol. Right now, an in-person appointment is required to get your hands on the Cigale. Spring 2026 shades will currently set you back $4,900 or $5,500, depending on small or medium sizing. The price tags for exotic Fall 2026 finishes remain a mystery, however.

The nine-month-old Dior Cigale already has all the makings of a collector's item: Its shape is effortlessly chic, its craftsmanship top-tier, and its shoppable status just elusive enough. Fashion people of yesteryear likely used those exact truths when introducing the Lady Dior, Saddle, and Book Totes. Welcome to the family, Cigale.

It's been a big month for ballerinas. First, Olivia Rodrigo cast New York City Ballet's finest dancers in her new music video for "Stupid Song." Then, ballet as an art form inspired the stage, choreography, and costumes on Rosalía's Lux Tour. As recently as June 16, she took her tutu to the street.

Less than 24 hours before her second sold-out show at Madison Square Garden, Rosalía's naked dress doubled as her "I'm here!" announcement to fans in New York City. Stylist Jose Carayol (the same creative behind her exquisite, onstage costumes) teamed up with London designer Yasmina on a one-of-a-kind, drop-waist mini.

For her first layer, the Grammy winner tapped into the peekaboo bra trend. In case the dress's plunge neckline didn't flaunt her lacy lingerie enough, Yasmina also sculpted the sleeveless bodice from sheer vinyl leather. Vertical paneling cinched Rosalía's figure like a less restrictive corset.

The dress remained transparent beyond Rosalía's natural waistline. Then, two thick belts—one in stark white and another covered in silver studs—introduced a switch in silhouettes. Usually, ballerinas place tulle tutus right above their hips. But the "Berghain" singer wasn't en route to a ballet barre, where a strict strict teacher would critique her class attire.

Rosalía's peony pink, pancake tutu twisted ballet-core on its head by encircling her thighs instead. To finish, she traded pointe shoes for platform Christian Louboutin pumps, though her concert wardrobe rack offers no shortage of authentic, pirouette-proof slippers.

Yes, Ariana Grande, Kaia Gerber, and Elle Fanning helped start a tutu resurgence in Hollywood late last year. But that's not why Rosalía danced around NYC's street style scene in one.

Ballet plays a major part in the Lux Tour—she even trained with Belarusian prima ballerina Tatsiana Yerakhavets before embarking on the 47-show, 17-country trek. (The pop star also began taking dance classes at the age of 13, though flamenco was her primary focus.)

With help from Yerakhavets, she performs en pointe during every Lux performance. She lands each pirouette and grand jeté as elegantly as a professional ballerina. Thanks to Dior, Rosalía dresses the part, too.

Rosalía debuted four brand-new Dior designs during her Lux show in Boston. Some drew inspiration from creative director Jonathan Anderson's latest runway shows, but the opening costume came straight from Rosalía's mind.

Act One began with her song, "Sexo, Violencia y Llantas," which welcomed her to the stage with Tchaikovsky-esque strings. She was a vision in a white ribbed tank top and voluminous tutu, which Dior placed a few inches higher than her latest skirt.

Floral, oval-shaped appliqués decorated her waist as well as each asymmetrical strand of chiffon. Judging by a behind-the-scenes video, Dior had a hand in sculpting her stark white pointe shoes, too.

Rosalía also performed in a tutu during her Lux Tour's European leg, except iher white unitard and powder pink skirt hailed from Italian designer Opal Automata Studio.

It seems she's switching things up for her American shows, as many pop stars do in between countries. Rosalía's brand ambassador role at Dior could mean the Anderson-led label will create all of her tour costumes moving forward. Stay tuned to see if Rosalía and Dior deliver another gorgeous pas de deux at Madison Square Garden tonight.

Princess Elisabeth marked a major milestone on May 28 as she officially became a graduate of Harvard University. Her parents, King Philippe and Queen Mathilde, made the trip from Belgium for the 24-year-old future queen’s celebrations—and Elisabeth borrowed a special accessory from her mom, Queen Mathilde, for an awards ceremony ahead of the graduation.

On May 27, Princess Elisabeth toted a burgundy Lady Dior bag previously carried by her mother as she attended the Harvard Kennedy School's class of 2026 awards event. The classic quilted bag, which was named after Princess Diana, coordinated with Elisabeth's Maje slingback heels and the red flowers in her maxi dress. The royal chose Maje's $690 white silk design, pairing it with red cluster earrings by Bamboleira, with the shade honoring the red of the Belgian flag.

The Queen of the Belgians tried out the butter yellow trend for the awards while also nodding to the Belgian flag, wearing a pastel dress with a ruched waist by one of her favorite designers, Natan Couture.

Queen Mathilde continued to embrace flag dressing at the official graduation ceremony on May 28, wearing an elegant red pencil dress as she posed for a photo in the audience with King Philippe.

Oxford graduate Elisabeth, who is the heir to Belgian throne, has a Bachelor’s degree in history and politics and went on to study public policy at the Harvard Kennedy School. She tossed an inflatable globe in the air as she posed for pictures with her fellow Harvard classmates, wearing a drape around her neck with the red, yellow and black of the Belgian flag.

Before she takes on full-time royal duties, Elisabeth has some exciting plans in the works. The princess will be taking a gap year during which she'll embark on a sailing trip across the Atlantic Ocean—and perhaps she can take some tips from Princess Kate, who once worked a yacht deckhand.

Rihanna is the proud owner of so many Dior by Jonathan Anderson It bags, she could stock an entire flagship store. Two Crunchy Bags, a Crocodile Bow Bag, a new Lady Dior, and his reinvented Book Tote have all graced her shoulder since the creative director's June 2025 runway debut. And Rihanna's collection still isn't complete. Her newest Dior Book Tote joined Paris's street style scene on May 19, alongside a surprisingly sportif tracksuit.

Last week, New York City belonged to Rihanna. She styled two Mother's Day bags, the naked sandal trend, and white jeans in a matter of days. Now, she's come to take over Paris, one off-duty outfit at a time. Despite her paparazzi-blocking sunglasses and hood, the Dior ambassador's stark-white book tote gave her away.

She chose the Spring 2026 medium size, embroidered with author Françoise Sagan's Bonjour Tristesse cover. "Anderson's interpretation of the Book Tote" mirrored the 1954 novel's first-edition copy, down to the black serif font that spelled the title and the French writer's name. An emerald green frame even bordered the rectangular silhouette, much like the actual book. Dior's revamped lowercase logo was stitched into the stiff cotton exterior, just a few inches south of the title.

Whether the "Diamonds" singer knew it or not, the new (to her), $3,600 tote matched her sportif set. On top, Rihanna wore a black, quarter-zip hoodie with white, Adidas-esque stripes down each sleeve. It was made to be worn with baggy, black-and-white sweatpants, plus the high-vamp flats trend in ivory.

Rihanna's tote is one of fashion's easiest to ID. Perhaps that's why Anderson didn't completely transform Maria Grazia Chiuri's Dior-era design last summer. It's still the Dior Book Tote, except with a more literal (and literary) interpretation of the name.

The remixed It bag joined the Fenty founder's collection last July, seven months before it reached stores worldwide. Having owned Dior Book Totes since 2018, Rihanna didn't need another version of the Toile de Jouy Sauvage styles already in her closet. So, she chose Bram Stoker's Dracula book cover, in the turmeric yellow color trend.

Since then, the mom of three has carried the red-trimmed tote around Paris, New York City, and even at the airport last month. Rihanna adored the yellow-and-red color story so much, she just had to secure the Dracula Saddle Bag, too.

Each time a new Dior Book Tote surfaces on a fashion girl's arm, it tells fans something about her. For instance, Jennifer Lawrence secured the same Dracula design in turmeric yellow. It seemed to awaken her maximalist side: Since unboxing it last August, she's traded neutrals for strawberry red, peony pink, and more vibrant color trends.

Meanwhile, Anya Taylor-Joy went with author Pierre Choderlos de Laclos' Les Liaisons dangereuses cover: a bubblegum pink tote with green, almost black text. It felt just as feminine as the little black dress she debuted it with last summer.

Between Coach's Book Bag Charm and Dior's Book Tote, literary girls are more recognized in today's zeitgeist than ever before. Whether you go the discreet, "I'm a casual reader" route with a Bella Hadid-approved charm, or commit to the bit à la Rihanna, is entirely up to you and your TBR.

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Jonathan Anderson has yet to establish a strict dress code for his Dior fashion shows—and VIP guests are reaping the rewards. Once again, denim outfits were welcome in Dior's Cruise 2027 front-row on May 13. Miley Cyrus traded fresh-from-the-runway dresses for the straight-leg jeans trend, one half of her Dior Canadian tuxedo.

Cyrus waited until Anderson brought the French label to America to attend her first Dior fashion show. "I love that they came to L.A. [..] that's the best part," she told Variety before the initial look premiered. "What I love about L.A. is that it's casual, [I'm] just stopping by to enjoy."

Cyrus honored "the House's history in Hollywood" with an effortless, "I just ran here from Warner Bros. Studios" look, beginning with spring's winning denim trend.

They were light-wash to the max, even before knee panels turned the denim a few shades brighter. Each thigh-hugging leg flared out ever-so-slightly toward her pointy black pumps. Cyrus is the latest to sample this baggy, but straight-leg silhouette for Spring 2026, following Rihanna, Jennifer Lawrence, and Hailey Bieber.

But the Grammy winner had something other straight-leg supporters didn't: a matching button-down with Dior tags. The light-wash long-sleeve felt as easy-breezy as her jeans, exactly what everyone wants to wear to a runway show.

To finish, Cyrus did what every It girl does to spruce up a laid-back look: carried a four-figure It bag. Dior's Médaillon Bucket Bag—specifically its monogrammed medallion and $3,900 price tag—elevated her no-fuss 'fit with the same ease as Jennifer Lopez's Hermès Birkins. Suddenly, Cyrus's "not overdone" denim felt worthy of a spot on the catwalk.

Denim trends have always been front and center in Dior's Anderson-led universe. In fact, his first fashion show as lead designer—Dior Men Spring 2026—showcased It jeans as early as Look 2. Similar styles have earned starring roles in all of Anderson's ready-to-wear runway shows since. That said, it's no surprise Jennifer Lawrence also attended last January's Dior Spring 2026 Couture show in the same jeans trend as Cyrus.

J.Law's hems reached the Hannah Montana alum's bagginess quota with ease—only the tip of her pumps peeked through. Then, she dressed them down even more than Cyrus with a white tank top. (It was quite a bold move for any fashion show, let alone during Couture Week.) Fur-trimmed cuffs atop Lawrence's chocolate brown coat, plus the Dior Cigale Bag ended her front-row 'fit in authentic, Anderson-era high-low form.

Jeans are in the middle of a massive makeover right now. Not only are they considered runway-appropriate, Chanel's rendition also appeared on the 2026 Met Gala red carpet. (Not without a touch of controversy, of course.) What barrier will jeans break next? My bet's on the 2026 Cannes Film Festival dress code.

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Sabrina Carpenter didn't abandon Sabrinawood after her final Coachella concert. On May 13, Jonathan Anderson's Dior Cruise 2027 show brought Carpenter's cinematic universe back to life. The creative director shut down the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and dressed Carpenter in the sheer, lingerie-revealing dress that opened his fashion show. Talk about a Hollywood—no, Sabrinawood moment.

Dior said Anderson's initial Cruise collection "draws on the House's history in Hollywood." Carpenter helped tease that "history" at last week's 2026 Met Gala. Her custom Dior dress was sculpted from authentic film strips, plucked from Audrey Hepburn's 1954 movie, Sabrina. The "dream dress" promised her a front-row seat at Dior Cruise, where she debuted a design before Anderson's catwalk could.

Carpenter arrived mere minutes before showtime, in a never-before-seen naked dress from Dior. You'd think Anderson sculpted the opaque turtleneck, bra-revealing bodice, and drop-waist skirt just for the pop star—butter yellow became one of her signature shades back in 2024, after all. But no, Look 1 in the Cruise show just happened to nail Carpenter-core with a Dior by Anderson twist.

Delicate, vertical pleating down her torso turned just sheer enough: Carpenter’s entire lacy lingerie set was visible beneath the pastel chiffon. Dropping the row of oversize, 3D daisies below her cheeky underwear felt evocative of the babydoll dresses that opened her Short n' Sweet tour.

Then, voluminous strands of white, yellow, and even tangerine tulle bloomed below each flower, turning the ankle-grazing hem significantly more opaque. The juxtaposition between her risqué lingerie and the dress's elegant, Old Hollywood-esque silhouette felt as authentically feminine as Carpenter's Dior Coachella costumes.

Contrary to the Cruise model, Carpenter kept the girlish glamour going with her accessories. First, she tied lacy, stark white ribbon around her half-up, half-up hairdo. Her Dior Cigale Bag—a single-strap, envelope-style purse—was shade-matched to perfection atop her butter-yellow dress. (Greta Lee and Taylor Russell carried the black rendition of the celebrity-beloved bag into LACMA last night.)

Carpenter's grand finale? Satin, peep-toe pumps seen on the Spring 2026 runway, topped with slim yet structured bows.

Carpenter isn't a Dior brand ambassador, but that wasn't a prerequisite to secure the unreleased Cruise 2027 look. In fact, fashion girls (especially pop stars) have been debuting designs before fashion shows for years.

Rihanna did it back in 2018, minutes before Virgil Abloh's first Louis Vuitton collection hit the Parisian catwalk. In 2023, Kylie Jenner pulled off Schiaparelli's hyperrealistic lion head before Irina Shayk could on the Spring 2023 Couture runway. Most recently, Chappell Roan gave fans outside McQueen's Fall 2026 show a taste of the naked dress awaiting its premiere. The singer's black, thong-forward dress turned lavender once the official show began.

Carpenter knew she couldn't re-enter Sabrinawood without an impressive, Oscar-worthy pull. Sure, the "Juno" singer isn't a movie star (yet), but at the Dior Cruise 2027 show, she certainly looked like one.

Moms deserve to be off-duty on Mother's Day, but motherly multitasking doesn't stop for the second Sunday in May. Even Rihanna had to juggle it all on May 10: She carried not one, but two highly-coveted designer handbags with her date night suit set.

Rihanna and A$AP Rocky's kids, RZA, Riot, and Rocki, stayed home while mom and dad hit the town in head-to-toe designer outfits. Still, the pop star's hands were full outside New York City's Cucina Alba restaurant. First, she slung a Chanel Cruise 2025 crossbody flap bag over her shoulder, right where Rocki would normally be.

She chose her most summery bag of the season so far against a season-defying, all-black suit. Raffia covered every square inch of the $10,600, Mini Flap Bag. Its interlocking, double-C closure matched the turnlocks on A$AP Rocky's quilted, burgundy Chanel tote. Perhaps her brand ambassador boyfriend brought the beach bag home after the Cruise 2026 show last month. We know their daughter, Rocki, got a souvenir straight from Matthieu Blazy's studio.

Rihanna didn't just support her boyfriend's favorite fashion house. The longtime Dior darling offset the Chanel of it all with Jonathan Anderson's new Medium Dior Crunchy Bag. The $4,600, Spring 2026 tote was twice the size of her Flap Bag, and featured glossy burgundy leather, puffed-up quilting, plus a slouchy zip-top opening. She debuted it earlier in the weekend, alongside high-vamp Phoebe Philo flats, wide-leg jeans, and a fitted blazer.

Late last month, the Grammy winner cradled the emerald green color like a clutch. There are three more shades—beige, black, and butter yellow—should Rihanna need another easy-to-elevate bag that multitasks as well as she does.

Beyond the "opposites attract" bags, Rihanna slipped on her tried-and-true snakeskin stilettos from Amina Muaddi. She adores pairing the VIP-beloved brand's best-sellers with separate Chanel and Dior purses.

She also started doubling up on designer bags years ago. Back in 2019, Rihanna stacked two pastel Lady Diors on top of each other. This summer could be another season for bag duos, especially if you're a mom on-the-go like her.

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Coachella 2026 has made one thing very clear: Sabrina Carpenter is a headliner with a clear vision, which includes custom Dior outfits. Following her jaw-dropping performance last week, anticipation was sky-high for Carpenter's return to the festival for Weekend 2. (It didn't disappoint—just watch the unexpected Madonna cameo for proof.)

For Weekend 1, the "House Tour" singer wore five different custom Dior outfits. From her ruby red drop-waist mini dress to a mock-neck mini, which was covered in champagne-colored sequins and featured boho chiffon sleeves, Carpenter's wardrobe only elevated her status as a pop fashion superstar.

For Weekend 2, Carpenter enlisted Dior once again. The fashion house reimagined the singer's festival looks in brand new color ways—and with extra onstage details. Basically, if anyone knows how to put on a show worthy of Coachella, it's the "Espresso" icon.

Carpenter's Coachella outfits mark one of the first forays into onstage costuming for Dior's new creative director, Jonathan Anderson. He previously created a pink silk skirt set—which took 100 hours to make—for Blackpink's Jisoo. Ethel Cain is also dressing in head-to-toe Dior for her Coachella set this weekend.

Dior shared an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the creation of Carpenter's inimitable, custom-made costumes for Weekend 2 of Coachella 2026, which will be remembered for decades to come.

Sabrina Carpenter's First Custom Dior Coachella Outfit

To open her Coachella Weekend 2 set, the "Manchild" performer swapped her sparkly red mini dress for the very same custom Dior design in teal.

Sabrina Carpenter's Second Custom Dior Coachella Outfit

Carpenter's second outfit of the night—a sparkling, hot pink dress with delicate chiffon sleeves and a mock-neck—was another Dior recreation. For Weekend 1, the superstar wore champagne-colored sequins, which were replaced with hot pink sparkles for her return to the stage.

Sabrina Carpenter's Third Custom Dior Coachella Outfit

Weekend 1's white halter-neck bra, including an asymmetrical strings of pearls, was remade in a black option, complete with a matching fringed skirt.

Sabrina Carpenter's Fourth Custom Dior Coachella Outfit

Finally, Carpenter's black lacy bodysuit and silk bustier, including her wing-like lace train, was completely remade in white, for the finale.

One thing that didn't change for Carpenter's second weekend headlining Coachella was her footwear. The pop star once again tapped her Short n' Sweet shoe collaborator, Christian Louboutin, wearing white Mary Jane Pumps from the designer, as well as the label's Pumppie Wallis Mary Jane Pumps in black.

Carpenter also rewore her Stuart Weitzman Lucie 75 Knee-High Boots in Cream Leather, with the style only emphasizing her penchant for a '70s starlet aesthetic.

One of the evening's biggest surprises was an unexpected appearance from Madonna, who joined Carpenter for renditions of "Vogue" and "Like a Prayer," along with a brand new duet. According to Variety, the new song is "rumored to be on [Madonna's] upcoming album Confessions II."

Needless to say, no-one is going to forget Carpenter's Coachella 2026 performance or her impeccable custom Dior outfits.

Dune is the word on everyone's lips today, and not just because Zendaya is back for the Dune: Part Three press tour. The Row's Dune sandal returned to Jennifer Lawrence's street style rotation on April 14, but are the flip-flops still the shoe trend to beat? J.Law sure thinks so.

The New Yorker's sixth cool-girl look of the week was also her most seasonal, thanks to the instantly-recognizable black-and-red thongs. It's been over a year since fashion search engine Lyst declared them Q2's "Hottest Item," but Dunes are still a hot commodity for Lawrence.

Their hiatus couldn't have ended at a better time: The treads match Spring 2026's leading "garden tomato" color trend. Lawrence tested it herself last week with Adidas Tokyo sneakers. This time, Dunes were surprisingly vibrant compared to her chocolate brown cardigan and floral-printed pants. But believe it or not, the perpetually sold-out, $690 slides weren't Lawrence's priciest pick. That honor goes to a Jonathan Anderson-era Dior bag.

Lawrence has already collected five fresh Dior designs since Anderson's June 2025 debut. Still, there's a staunch difference between each silhouette, including the clever Book tote, the single-strap Cigale purse, the reimagined Lady Dior, and the Small Bow bag. None are as spacious as the day-old Diorly, though.

The Oscar winner debuted the suede, chestnut-colored tote on April 14 with turquoise ballet flats from Khaite and a Canadian tuxedo. 24 hours later, she showed its branded shoulder strap some sun, which traded typical tan leather for a strap spelling out D-I-O-R in silver charms.

This motif marked a less-than-subtle homage to Anderson's "hero," John Galliano. Most of the industry giant's bags in the early 2000s boasted the four-letter word atop one side of the strap. No one stopped Lawrence to ask for the handbag's name: the $4,500 tote did all the talking.

When paparazzi spotted Lawrence's The Row sandals last year, she almost always styled them with a graphic tee and statement necklaces. Fellow Dune fans like Zoë Kravitz or Kendall Jenner, on the other hand, coupled them with The Row's best-selling bags.

Wearing these sandals with an unseasonal suede spins the Dune Sandal's summery undertones on its head. Perhaps Lawrence was influenced by the surprise compatibility between her suede Liffner tote and Adidas Adilette Slides on April 13. Or, she just knows that any outfit is more newsworthy when it's completed with fashion's most hotly-debated sandals.

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Dior is the invisible string that connects Rihanna's closet to Jennifer Lawrence's. Both are brand ambassadors, and have fully embraced creative director Jonathan Anderson's designs—especially the reimagined Dior Book Tote and its ability to transform from an errands essential into a TSA-approved airport carry-on.

On April 12, RiRi touched down in New York City after delivering a week's worth of Dior-led looks in Paris. She was impossible to miss in a fabulous fur-trimmed coat, knit sweatsuit, bandana, and snakeskin Miu Miu sneakers. She carried her Book Tote featuring Bram Stoker's 1897 blood-red Dracula cover in lemon yellow, which is still shoppable for $3,700. She's a fan of the print in any form: Last weekend, the Grammy winner debuted the matching (sold-out) Saddle Bag.

It's hard to believe the Dracula Book Tote doesn't share the same sold-out status as its Saddle Bag sister. Rihanna's been wearing it since Anderson's debut Dior show last June, while Lawrence was photographed deplaning with it in Jan. 2026. The Hunger Games alum styled it in the same cool-girl-on-the-go vein as Rih, except with a butter yellow The Row wrap coat, baggy black bottoms, and Tory Burch's $250 Mary Jane sneakers.

Rihanna and Lawrence boarded the Dior Book Tote bandwagon long before Anderson landed at the French fashion house. Lawrence, for one, wore OG Book Totes as early as 2018, in a variety of shapes and shades; RiRi first carried a personalized one in 2019. If this era of Dior Book Totes follows the last, expect more additions to Rihanna and J.Law's collections in the coming months.

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After twinning with BFF Kendall Jenner in a cropped tank top, Hailey Bieber completely switched up her style for Rhode's Coachella party. As well as wearing a vintage slip dress referencing two Spring 2026 color trends, the Rhode founder found the most perfect throwback graphic tee for the festival, where husband Justin Bieber is performing.

Hailey shared photos from Rhode's Coachella party on Instagram, revealing her vintage Christian Dior slip dress. Bieber—who is styled by Dani Michelle—posed in the striking dress, which perfectly fits with Spring 2026's canary yellow and magenta color trends.

Sourced from Tab Vintage, the vibrant outfit originally featured on the Dior runway in 1998 during John Galliano's tenure. Despite being more than 25 years old, the slip dress feels right on time for Spring 2026. Originally featuring a long-sleeve orange sweater underneath, the outfit regularly trades hands for thousands of dollars on resale sites.

Hailey accessorized the slip dress with an Alex Moss New York Custom Charm Anklet.

Model and actress Jaime King walked the Dior runway to showcase the fashion house's Fall/Winter RTW '98/'99 collection on March 1, 1998.

Another Instagram snap revealed that Hailey ditched her Dior slip dress for a very on-trend slogan tee, featuring a reference to her husband. Her graphic T-shirt was emblazoned with the message, "Future Mrs. Bieber," and was worn over Rogue Season's Academy bikini.

Judging by the outfits she's worn this weekend, Hailey clearly packed very well for Coachella 2026.

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In July 2025, Rihanna declared her love for Dior's Dracula Book Tote, creative director Jonathan Anderson's striking reimagining of the fashion house's classic design. As it turns out, the "Work" singer has more than one variation of the bright yellow Dior release, and she just took the Saddle Bag version to dinner in Paris.

On April 4, Rihanna and her partner A$AP Rocky were photographed having dinner at Siena in Paris. For the outing, the Fenty founder wore grape purple cargo pants with a matching long-sleeve T-shirt, with an oversize oxblood red sweater vest worn over the top. Rihanna matched her crocodile-print shoes to her sweater vest, while her Dior bag leaned into Spring 2026's maximalist "canary yellow" color trend.

Sadly, the unforgettable $5,00 Dior Saddle Bag, featuring a Yellow and Red Dracula Book Cover Embroidery, has long since sold out. A recreation of the 1897 first edition of Bram Stoker's classic novel, the bright yellow bag is the perfect example of Spring 2026's color-pop trend at work against the deeper tones of Rihanna's outfit.

In August 2025, Jennifer Lawrence was spotted with Dior's bright yellow Dracula Book Tote, confirming her love of the maximalist design. While Rihanna's Dior Saddle Bag is no longer available, fans can still shop a plethora of items featuring the very same Dracula design. Plus, Spring 2026's color trends include the aptly named "canary yellow," making it easier than ever to add a pop of color to any outfit.

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With connections to Burberry, Ashi Studios, Thom Browne, Tom Ford, and of course, Schiaparelli, good luck predicting Teyana Taylor's red carpet look at the 2026 Oscars. At first, I assumed she'd go the risqué route, like she did at the 2026 Golden Globes and Grammys. But now, I'm not so sure.

On March 12, the naked dress devotee attended Dior and W Magazine's pre-Oscars party in a completely opaque outfit. She didn't show any skin, unless her fierce face card counts.

Taylor styled herself in Look 2 from Jonathan Anderson's Dior Pre-Fall 2026 look book. (There's even photo evidence of Anderson complimenting her pick last night.) Not a single cut-out or strand of mesh interrupted the full-coverage, white long-sleeve. It began with a standing, pleated collar, tucked into a matching texturized jacket. Tiered layers of floppy bows decorated every square inch of the top. It was more fitted than her gray trousers, but not by much.

The Oscar nominee's pants match the volume of some of her boldest One Battle After Another press tour selects. (See her Burberry coat dress on The TODAY Show last January for proof.) Each shoe-hiding leg was oversize to the max. How? Anderson added three times the fabric of traditional pants to each high-rise hip. When Taylor posed with her legs together, the silhouette read more like a utilitarian ballgown. To finish, she followed the look book's lead in the accessory department. Itty-bitty diamond stud earrings were Taylor's only visible sparkler. Perhaps she tucked a few statement rings into her pockets, though.

Believe it or not, the pre-Academy Awards party doubled as Taylor's Dior-clad debut. She's never publicly worn a Dior by Jonathan Anderson design. (Her closet only holds the rare Dior accessory, like vintage sunglasses or a $1,100 beret.)

Why change that now? I can't help but think Taylor teased Dior as the maison behind her 2026 Oscars look. Where else but the Oscars red carpet would be worthy of her first proper Dior dress? Of course, she could be just throwing fans off her sartorial scent. Maybe Taylor commissioned her friends at Schiaparelli, instead. Either way, stay tuned for what could be the biggest surprise of Oscars night.

Could 2026 be the year Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber walk the actual Oscars red carpet? The fashion girls scored invites to Dior and W Magazine's pre-Academy Awards party on March 12, alongside nominees like Teyana Taylor. Nothing's confirmed, of course, but their contrasting Dior dinner outfits might've doubled as their Academy Awards RSVP.

Despite topping best-dressed lists at recent Vanity Fair Oscar Parties, Jenner and Bieber have yet to make their official Academy Awards debuts. Still, as fashion's finest, they fit right in with last night's Hollywood crowd. The friends were attached at the hip all night long, but their looks couldn't have been further apart on the Dior spectrum.

Jenner, for one, traded fresh-off-the-runway Jonathan Anderson designs for a rare Fall 1998 vintage find. Her silky black camisole hailed from then-creative director John Galliano's tenure, whom Anderson refers to as his "hero." Stark white lace lined the scoop neckline, bust, and hip-hugging hem. Jenner's exact pick is listed on 1stDibs for $1,795. In lieu of a coat, Jenner draped a semi-sheer scarf around her neck. Itty-bitty stud earrings were her only visible accessory at Bieber's side, but The Row's four-figure Amazon Clutch joined her for another photo-op later.

Meanwhile, Bieber matched host Jonathan Anderson's energy in a classic cool-girl set. She paired mid-wash, straight-leg jeans—her signature silhouette at the moment—with a cropped take on Dior's iconic Bar Jacket. The Rhode founder's silk, wool, and tweed-blend blazer comes in two $5,300 colors: green and charcoal gray. Bieber chose the latter, possibly to coordinate its speckled exterior to her $990, black Saint Laurent mules. Like Jenner, she opted out of any scene-stealing sparklers. Even her new, (rumored) $1.5 million engagement ring remained in her jeans' pocket.

Bieber and Jenner made quite the award season rounds this year. In January, they were each other's plus-ones at another W Magazine bash. It seems they exchanged outfit pics before the Best Performances Party: They arrived in the same beige-and-black color palette. Bieber wore a Stella McCartney corset as a top, wide-leg trousers, and Aquazzura pumps. Jenner stayed loyal to luxury camisoles with a $4,800, polka-dot piece from Valentino. Her black, midi pencil skirt also had Valentino tags.

Are Bieber and Jenner actors? Not yet, at least. Kylie Jenner is the wannabe actress right now: "I've actually gotten a few scripts, nothing that I feel is right yet, but I 100% want to do more," Jenner told Vanity Fair, after making a cameo in Charli xcx's The Moment.

Regardless, they run in the same designer-clad circles as your favorite movie stars. So don't be surprised if the Dolby Theatre saves seats for Jenner and Bieber on March 15. If not the actual ceremony, count on them to return to the Vanity Fair Oscar Party.

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At Dior's Fall 2026 fashion show, jeans were long enough to graze the runway. One day later on the streets of Paris, Anya Taylor-Joy decided her pair needed some early-2000s styling in addition to a Dior jacket pulled straight from the show.

Instead of your average goody bag, it seems creative director Jonathan Anderson sent Taylor-Joy home with a brocade Dior coat. Of course, she wasted no time sharing its shearling-lined, peplum hem with Paris's street style scene. Just like the model, Taylor-Joy styled it as a top over her spring denim. From the waist down, however, the Dune actor took creative liberties.

She traded Dior's crystal-scalloped jeans for a cuffed, rhinestone-free pair. Rolling up each hem a few inches showcased pointy black pumps: a retro replacement for the Dior collection's suede ankle boots, and a bat signal for millennials to dust off their own classic black heels.

Senior fashion news editor Halie LeSavage immediately flagged Taylor-Joy's endorsement of this era-defining duo for Millennials: cuffed jeans and black pumps. No one could escape its grasp back in the day (the day being 2005 to 2010), not even Tracee Ellis Ross, Katie Holmes, or Lauren Conrad. Ross, for one, brought the set as her plus-one to Proenza Schouler's Fall 2005 show. She rolled her jeans up so high, they bordered on capris.

By 2008, Conrad and Holmes's denim got the black pumps treatment. The former preferred skinny jeans, while the latter's pants and heels matched each other's bulkiness. Fast forward to 2013, and Selena Gomez rarely took off her black Christian Louboutins and rolled-up jeans. Needless to say? It was a right of passage for early- and mid-aughts It girls.

Cuffed jeans and black pumps aren't so much a trend as a blast to the past. Plus, by simply unrolling each hem, the look instantly transforms from nostalgic to classically French. (Unless you wear them with high-vamp flats like Kendall Jenner, that's a different story.) But stay tuned. They could reach trend-revival status before you can say Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County.

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This is The Close-Up, where the biggest names in entertainment explain the story behind their latest personal style statement.

For Shay Mitchell, Paris Fashion Week didn't open with a runway, technically. Her first day began at a Barry's workout class hosted by Dior. (Seriously: The $3,950 Toujours Tote doubled as her gym bag.) But less than 24 hours later, Mitchell traded Red Room-proof athleisure for "elevated" Dior tailoring in the Fall 2026 fashion show's front row.

Mitchell and Dior aren't strangers: She scored an invite to the maison's Cruise 2025 show in Scotland, after all. But she'd never seen Dior in all its Parisian glory, much less under the direction of new creative director, Jonathan Anderson. Catching up via email from her flight home to L.A., Mitchell tells Marie Claire it was worth the journey and the gym class. The show "felt very Dior, but with a fresh perspective," she says.

Mitchell got to see another side of the new Dior woman at Anderson's second womenswear show—a whimsical one only enhanced by the lily pad-dense pond set up in the famed Jardin des Tuileries. "Jonathan has such a strong creative point of view, and I thought the way he brought together the garden setting, florals, and beautiful tailoring was incredible," Mitchell says.

When Mitchell received Dior's invite—two pocket-size recreations of the Jardin's green chairs—she gathered she was in for a "romantic" treat. So she reinterpreted the look of modern-day visitors in a ladylike skirt set. "Lately I’ve been drawn to strong tailoring and clean silhouettes," hence her fitted blazer and micro-mini skirt.

Not a single frill, ruffle, or appliqué interrupted the blazer and mini skirt's black-and-white herringbone fabric. Well, unless you count itty-bitty rhinestones that only sparkled when the Parisian sun—or mood lighting in her five-star hotel—hit them just right.

The suit signaled a minimalist shift in Mitchell's fashion show style. In late January, Marie Claire assumed she called herself a capital-M maximalist, judging by her intricately-beaded green top at Valentino's Spring 2026 Couture show.

Turns out, she was just embodying a character, just as she's done on Pretty Little Liars, You, and more. "Couture is a moment to step out of your comfort zone and really have fun with fashion," Mitchell says. "For ready-to-wear, I usually gravitate toward pieces that feel elevated but a little more effortless."

You can see this preference reflected in Dior accessories, like her black Bow Bag. The Spring 2026 style's defining feature is a magnetized leather bow, in place of a classic zip-top closure. It's the definition of the outfit-finishers Mitchell loves best: "pieces that feel put together but still confident and feminine."

Instead of the sky-high heels Mitchell typically wears at fashion shows, she chose Mary Janes capable of strolling comfortably to her front-row seat. (Jennifer Lawrence debuted Mitchell's croc-embossed pair at last October's Dior show.) A pale pink rose—perhaps from the bush Anya Taylor-Joy found outside her hotel?—became Mitchell's last-minute plus-one.

If Mitchell burst onto the runway half-way through the show, no one would've batted an eye. Between the timeless pattern and classic co-ord, her look fit in with Anderson's Fall 2026 takes on tailoring. Should Mitchell secure a fresh-off-the-runway set, she'd wear it almost identically to her latest look: "I’d style it in a simple way—great heels, minimal accessories—and let the piece speak for itself," she says.

This year alone, Mitchell has already launched three Béis collections, made her Haute Couture Week debut, and reunited with Dior's front row. It seems being a "big believer" in manifesting is still paying off. Whatever she's doing, she should definitely keep it up.

Photographer Paige Powell | Hair Stylist Jay Birmingham| Makeup Artist Angie Martinez | Location Le Bristol Paris

Whether you're a mother of two under two or the proud parent of a fur baby, you know getting dressed for a walk—any walk—doesn't usually resemeble a fashion show. I know I feel attacked when I watch TikTok videos skewering moms' throw-on-and-go outfits for taking her brood outside: In my case, it's some hodge-podge of sweats, a hoodie, and mismatched sneakers or Uggs. Getting up and out the door is the main goal; style falls to the wayside. For Fall 2026, however, Jonathan Anderson and Dior would like to change that.

Sure, Dior's latest, 60-plus look collection opened the final stretch of Fashion Month for a rarified crowd including Emily Ratajkowski, Priyanka Chopra, and Love Story heartthrob Paul Anthony Kelly. The label's Paris Fashion Week takeover of the Jardin des Tuileries featured plenty of reworked Dior bar jackets (an emblem from Christian Dior's New Look), tulle mullet skirts referencing the iconic Juno dress, and awards season-appropriate evening gowns. But those weren't the whole collection. When I took a second look at Dior's Fall fashion show lineup, I saw outfits that could make a mundane walk feel like more of a moment—and without the effort I feel allergic to most days between the hours of 6 and 8 A.M.

There were plaid and brocade robe coats, cuddly in their shape but ready for a Jennifer Lawrence paparazzi walk with asymmetric bubble hems and deep, deep pockets. There were pants and button-ups with the same unbothered slouch as an excellent pajama bottom—only these were coated in painterly, Monet-like florals. Even the everyday, straight-leg jeans got an upgrade, thanks to pairings with suede moto boots and new editions of Anderson-era Dior bag silhouettes.

In show notes, Anderson wrote about Paris's iconic park as a place to "see and be seen." That wasn't just a reference to the aristocrats who walked the Grande Allée during the reign of Louis XIV, or the wealthiest tourists parachuting into town for the Dior front row. Everyday people like me—who might get their dose of daily Vitamin D in jeans and a little jacket—were part of the mosaic too. "The panoply of Parisians presents itself, consciously or not," Anderson wrote, "each with a different attitude, each dressed to play a part, whether mundane or spectacular."

On this runway, it's the more "mundane" items, the pieces that already live in a so-called everyday wardrobe, that were the most alluring. Those of us rushing out the door already have a similar jean or jacket at home; we just need an extra second to juxtapose them with a lily-toned bag or a so-wrong-it's-right boot. Et voilà: Our outfit isn't any less functional, but it's a lot more interesting.

Anderson explained why he took Dior Fall 2026 outdoors and into the park in a pre-show conversation with Fashion Neurosis podcaster Bella Freud. "People used to dress up to go somewhere," he told her. With this runway as a guide, a weekday walk can now be that "somewhere." The next time you see me in Central Park, it won't be in leggings.

Dior Fall 2026

Despite the heaps of vintage Dior in Emily Ratajkowski's closet, she's been absent from the label's front row for nearly a decade. On March 3, nine years after her last invite arrived—to then-creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri's Spring 2018 show—she finally ended her hiatus in Dior by Jonathan Anderson selects.

Last weekend, Ratajkowski dusted off her modeling shoes for Demna's debut runway show at Gucci. By Tuesday, she jetted from Milan to Paris Fashion Week, simultaneously putting her spectator cap back on. Photographers captured a pre-show EmRata outside the greenhouse-turned-catwalk Dior Venue, dressed in a full-coverage, minimalist set.

Look 41 from Dior's Pre-Fall 2026 show became her plus-one. Stark white satin wrapped halter-style around her neck, before meeting as two voluminous bows behind her mid-thighs. Pleated black trousers—a slightly slimmer silhouette compared to the Pre-Fall pair—grounded the otherwise romantic top in relatability. Ratajkowski's straight-leg hems weren't nearly as long as they appeared in the Pre-Fall 2026 look book. That way, her matching croc-embossed heels earned a proper close-up.

In the aforementioned look book, the Pre-Fall model carried an extra-large messenger bag atop the top's silk shoulder. (The metallic silver shoulder strap boasted Dior's emblem in all caps.) Since Ratajkowski wasn't in mom mode at the Dior presentation, she likely didn't need a bottomless bag. Instead, the My Body author packed only her essentials into a black leather clutch that read more wallet than purse. Ratajkowski's finishing touch? Blink-and-you'll-miss-them hoops, which traded places with the model's bow-shaped drop earrings.

It seems Ratajkowski is proving just how versatile an It-girl she is this Fashion Month: Her Dior and Gucci Fall 2026 looks couldn't be more different. On Feb. 27, Ratajkowski joined a slew of celebrity models in Look 71's micro-mini party dress. She looked straight from a circa-1993 fashion week after-party in a silver rhinestone-covered mini. Its spaghetti-slim straps, U-shaped neckline, and thigh-grazing skirt stuck to her like second skin. Gucci even bedazzled her sleek stilettos and going-out bag to match.

Not only is this a reunion for Ratajkowski and Dior, the Fall 2026 season could call her back to the Paris Fashion Week runway. It's been a long time coming: Courrèges's Fall 2023 show marked her most recent Parisian walk. If Ratajkowski is anything like fellow model-turned-entrepreneur Bella Hadid, she's keeping her PFW schedule under lock and key until her next outing.

Fresh from her appearance in The Beauty, Bella Hadid is launching her Ôrebella fragrance line in Italy. For the occasion, the model borrowed a vintage Christian Dior gown, which was previously worn by Oscar winner Nicole Kidman.

In snaps shared to her Instagram Stories, Hadid could be seen wearing a pale blue floor-length brocade gown adorned with fringing and featuring a large sheer cut-out in its skirt. The elegant dress is taken from Christian Dior's Spring/Summer 1998 Ready-to-Wear collection, when John Galliano was at the helm.

Nicole Kidman previously wore Hadid's gown, and a number of other pieces from the same collection, for a Marc Liddell photoshoot in Harper's BAZAAR Australia, via @archivedrunway and @everythingnicolewore.

Earlier this month, Raffe Vintage added this Dior gown to its global archive. It goes without saying that the iconic archival dress brings the romance to whoever is wearing it, making it the ideal elevated outfit for Hadid's Italian Ôrebella launch.

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What does one wear for their Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony? It's not exactly a red carpet event, meaning gowns aren't required. Even so, the once-in-a-lifetime moment deserves a designer pull. On February 18, Michelle Yeoh bridged the gap between daytime and evening-wear at her star's unveiling with a silk Dior dress.

Three years after winning her first Academy Award, Yeoh finally received a star on Hollywood Boulevard. She shined as brightly as her Oscar in a two-month-old, sunshine yellow slip, seen in Dior's Pre-Fall 2026 look book. Jonathan Anderson's Look 48 began with an elongated boatneck, featuring one sleeveless shoulder and one cap-sleeve. Its bodice mirrored the slightly-slouchy charm of Anderson's viral Post-It note dress during his Loewe tenure, minus the oversize gold pin.

Next, green leaves and vines decorated the waist of the asymmetrical, ankle-grazing skirt. By folding, straightening, and pinning one end of the yellow satin up, the leaves looked as if they were growing fresh from the Wicked actor's hip.

Anderson dressed down the lemon-colored satin look for the corresponding photoshoot using the Spring 2026 show's leading accessories. The model carried a glossy green quilted shoulder bag, which accentuated the dress's leafy embroidery. Tan high-vamp loafers—punctured with a cutout in place of the "O" in Dior—made the maxi suitable for a French girl on the go.

Yeoh, on the other hand, limited her Dior selects to just the dress. Ivory slingback pumps from Roger Vivier added some sparkle, while a collector's edition watch stretched the final 'fit to six-figure status.

The star rarely attends a Hollywood soirée without an impressive timepiece in tow. (Just last week, Yeoh brought a Richard Mille sapphire watch as her plus-one to the Berlin Film Festival.) This time, the brand ambassador styled the RM 037 model: a $360,000 investment piece, encrusted with tens of snow-set diamonds.

She's only worn its red and rose gold face twice before, at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival and the 2025 SAG Awards. "I used to only wear very big, masculine watches, because for me it is a statement," Yeoh told the Swiss brand. "I don’t agree that women should only wear small watches."

Similar to her Richard Mille watch, Yeoh only wears Dior on very special occasions: the BAFTA Film Awards and the Oscars, both in 2023. Fingers crossed upcoming award shows make Yeoh in Dior a little less rare. There are a few Spring 2026 Couture designs with her name on it—even another yellow dress, should she aim to continue her sunshine Dior series.