Dior unveils 'Dior Alps' collection reimagined by Jonathan Anderson

French fashion house Dior presents 'Dior Alps', a winter collection reimagined by creative director Jonathan Anderson. The range revisits several of the house's codes, built around performance, soft textures and playful details designed to accompany a day in the mountains.

New prints run through the collection: the 'Dior d'Hiver' motif brings snow-covered landscapes, chalets and skiers to bags and knitwear, while 'Dior Snow' lake motifs appear on the Dior Book Tote, shearling pieces and bag charms. The Dior Oblique pattern extends across puffer jackets, coats, face masks, après-ski boots, scarves, beanies, hats and gloves, some finished with ice-crystal embellishments.

Bag highlights include the Dior Médaillon Flap Bag and Diorly in shearling and suede, alongside the Lady Dior and Dior Bow in deep blue leather with rhinestone detailing meant to evoke a starry sky. Charms shaped like the Bar suit, the Medallion chair and a penguin add a playful touch.

For men, technical fabrics and print work extend across après-ski pieces, while the Dior Normandie reappears in shearling with pine-cone detailing and a thimble motif. The Dior Valto reinterprets hiking boots, and the Dior Aqua mule combines a practical build with a velvety finish.

Dior Maison rounds out the collection with decorative home pieces, throws and cushions, alongside two notebooks featuring sketches from the collection. The 'Dior Alps' collection arrives for winter 2026.