With Dior Alps 2026, Jonathan Anderson revamps the mountain wardrobe, blending technical innovation with whimsical touch. Designed for both the slopes and après-ski activities, the collection opens a dialogue between Dior’s signature codes and the world of winter sports.
Jonathan Anderson shares a new vision of Dior Alps
For winter 2026, Dior keeps exploring high-altitude luxury with a new Dior Alps collection, the first designed by Jonathan Anderson, who was appointed artistic director in March 2025. True to his love for storytelling and unexpected details, the Irish designer brings both a functional and poetic dimension to this winter sports line.
Tailored for every moment spent on a mountain getaway, the Dior Alps 2026 collection combines technical pieces with sophisticated silhouettes. Comfortable volumes mingle with luxurious finishes, while protective fabrics are adorned with the house’s signature codes.
A tribute to snowy landscapes
One of the defining features of the Dior Alps 2026 collection lies in its new motifs inspired by the Alpine world. There is the Dior Winter motif, which evokes snowy landscapes dotted with chalets and skiers. Playful in spirit, it turns each piece into a winter postcard.
This vision continues with the Dior Snowflake motif, a graphic interpretation of the snowflake. Rendered in wintry shades, it brings rhythm and texture to the collection. Subtle at times, often omnipresent, it appears on bags, shearling accessories and selected ready-to-wear pieces, creating a play of contrasts between technical innovation and poetry.
The iconic Dior Oblique motif also makes an appearance, complementing these new mountain-inspired prints. Finally, shimmering details, textured effects and icy hues evoke the reflections of sunlight on snow or the glow of a high-altitude sky at dusk.
Dior classics face the cold
Beyond technical clothing, Dior Alps embodies a true winter lifestyle. Puffer jackets, ski jackets, moon boots, goggles and accessories are revamped through the house’s iconic codes. Jonathan Anderson thus blurs the lines between performance and fashion, transforming mountain essentials into objects of desire.
Leather goods also take centre stage in the collection. The Lady Dior, Diorly and Dior Book Tote bags are adorned with cosy materials, such as shearling. As practical as they are comforting, these accessories evoke the warmth of high-altitude chalets. Other designs feature midnight-blue leather embellished with shimmering crystals reminiscent of starry skies on mountain evenings. As for Charms, they inject a playful touch into the collection, with whimsical references to the world of Dior and winter wildlife.
Dior Home takes over the mountains
True to the all-encompassing approach developed by the house in recent years, Dior extends the world of Dior Alps into Dior Home. Cosy throws, cushions, notebooks and decorative objects feature the collection’s signature motifs, bringing Alpine aesthetics into the home.
More than just a winter sports line, Dior Alps 2026 establishes itself as a lifestyle collection in its own right. Here, Jonathan Anderson celebrates every aspect of mountain life, from sporting performance to relaxing by the fireside and the elegance of après-ski. A way of reaffirming Dior’s craftsmanship while embracing a more immersive vision of luxury, where every object helps create a coherent and highly desirable universe.
The Dior Alps 2026 collection is available in Dior stores and on Dior.com.
