DIOR HAUTE COUTURE FW26-27 巴黎

项目信息

项目品牌: DIOR 迪奥

项目行业: 服装及鞋履

项目日期: 2026-07-06 10:00 2026-07-06 22:00

项目地点: 巴黎

项目名称: DIOR Haute Couture Autumn/Winter 2026-27

DIOR|DIOR Haute Couture Autumn/Winter 2026-27(巴黎高定周)|2026-07-06|巴黎

七月的巴黎高定周,DIOR 的秀在一座临时亭子里。四面是黑色格架墙,细密斜纹在灯下会闪;天花和墙上半段全是镜子,一抬头就看见倒过来的另一片空间。

地面是深色抛光石,按错缝方格铺开,像刚下过雨的广场,把树蕨、模特、灯带都倒映一遍。树蕨是真的,种在地板的洞里,沿两侧排成两列,叶子垂到人肩高。

两边墙上各有一条细长灯带,齐眼高,横着贯过去。观众坐在蕨类之间的黑色长凳上,头顶是镜子里的自己。房间比实际高了一倍,也更安静。

这个布景把一个花园翻到了室内:土、树干、蕨叶都在,只是没有天空,天被镜子替代。模特从尽头走来,脚下是水一样的反光,走过的地方影子先到。

衣服从冷色开始。冰蓝褶皱料,上衣与长裤同料,表面全是细密压皱,像揉过的纸。领口接一片透明硬纱,做成扇形披肩,彩线绣放射状小花,正中坠一簇流苏。

绿色的一段接着来。碎花连身裙、带荷叶边的上衣,花型小、密度高,远看是一片绿。之后是金属:银灰料子折光硬,肩线做成小而立的壳。

头饰是这一季最奇的东西。银箔被手工揉皱,做成鱼尾或鸟身的形状扣在头上,后面挂一层极细的网纱,垂到下巴。近看全是褶,远看是一团反光。

压轴是一件新娘装:无肩带紧身胸衣,象牙白的褶皱绸,裙身铺满蕨叶形的刺绣和镂空,裙摆拖得很长,扫过镜面地板时把倒影带走。

DIOR 一九四六年由 Christian Dior 创立,一九四七年的 New Look 定下收腰、圆肩、大摆的轮廓;蒙田大道三十号的工坊至今仍靠手工完成大部分工序。二〇二五年起 Jonathan Anderson 接手。

传播上,这个布景是台出图机:每套衣服都被复制成两份,一份实的,一份在镜子里。高定要在手机上也显贵,这里没有金也没有水晶,只用绿、黑和反射。同一套布景在秀后改成展览,一次投入,两次曝光。

DIOR Haute Couture Autumn/Winter 2026-27 6 July 2026 — Paris Agency: LamodeenImages

Dior showed its Autumn/Winter 2026-27 haute couture in Paris in July, inside a pavilion built for the week. The walls were black metal trellis, close-set diagonals that caught the light; the ceiling and the upper walls were mirrored, so that looking up gave you the room again, upside down.

The floor was dark polished stone laid in a running-bond grid, wet-looking, and it returned everything: tree ferns, models, the light strips, all doubled. The ferns were real, planted into openings cut in the floor and set in two rows down the sides, trunks thick, fronds hanging to shoulder height. The planting was dense enough to hide the join between floor and wall, which is what made the room feel grown rather than built.

A thin lightbox strip ran the length of each wall at eye level, even and low in contrast. Guests sat on black benches between the ferns with their own reflection overhead. The room therefore read as twice its height, and quieter than its size.

The set turned a garden inside out: soil, trunks and fronds were present, but there was no sky, because the mirror had replaced it. Models came from the far end with the floor reflecting like water, so the shadow arrived before the person. Because the ceiling repeated the floor, the ferns appeared to hang as well as stand, and the avenue doubled in both directions.

The clothes started cool. An ice-blue crinkle fabric, tunic and trousers cut from the same cloth, the surface finely crushed like paper that had been held in a hand. At the neck, a huge panel of sheer organza was set as a fan-shaped yoke, embroidered in radiating sprigs of colour with a tassel at the centre.

Green followed: small-print dresses and ruffled blouses, the flowers tiny and dense so that from a distance the look was simply green. Then metal: silver-grey cloth with a hard refraction, shoulders built small and upright, so a model in motion looked like a folded sheet. The sequence was deliberate — one green passage between the ice blues and the metals, so the eye had somewhere to rest.

The headpieces were the strangest thing in the collection. Silver foil was crushed by hand into the shape of a fish tail or a bird's body and pinned over the head, with a veil of extremely fine net hanging to the jaw. Up close it was all creases; from the row it was a knot of reflection.

The show closed on a wedding dress: a strapless corseted bodice in ivory crinkle silk, the skirt covered in fern-shaped embroidery and cutwork, the train long enough that it carried the reflection with it as it crossed the floor. Flat shoes kept the walk quiet on stone.

Dior was founded in 1946, and the New Look of 1947 fixed the waist, the rounded shoulder and the full skirt as house grammar; the couture atelier on Avenue Montaigne still finishes most work by hand. Jonathan Anderson has led the collections since 2025. Couture at this house is also a commercial proposition, shown to private clients in the days that follow.

For communication, the set is an image machine: every look exists twice, once real and once in the mirror. Couture has to look expensive on a phone screen, and this room does it without gold or crystal, using green, black and reflection instead. The same set was later reopened as an exhibition, so one build produced two moments of coverage.

Source: public information published by lamodeenimages.



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