Dior's highly anticipated Resort 2027 collection debuted at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art's (LACMA) new building, under the creative direction of Jonathan Anderson. The collection was first announced by Anderson in 2026, and it finally took the stage last night with his models showcasing designs that pay homage to old Hollywood.
Hollywood-Inspired Designs
Jonathan Anderson's debut cruise collection for Dior featured an array of styles inspired by Hollywood's golden era. The collection included Californian poppy dresses, film noir-inspired flannel coats, and unique shirting created in collaboration with artist Ed Ruscha. Each piece exuded a sense of nostalgia while maintaining a modern edge, reflecting Anderson's vision for Dior.
Sabrina Carpenter's Met Gala Dress
Prior to the runway show, Dior made headlines when Sabrina Carpenter wore a custom Dior dress at the 2026 Met Gala. The dress, accentuated by rhinestoned film strips, set the tone for Anderson's collection, further highlighting the influence of classic Hollywood on his designs.
Backstage Moments Captured
Huy Luong was present backstage, capturing intimate moments before the collection hit the runway. His photographs provide a glimpse into the meticulous preparation and creative energy that characterized the event. These images are a testament to the artistry and attention to detail that went into the collection.
Artistic Collaborations
The collaboration with Ed Ruscha for the collection's shirting is a notable highlight. Ruscha's influence brought a distinct artistic flair to the pieces, merging fashion with contemporary art. This partnership exemplifies Dior's commitment to innovation and creative exploration under Anderson's leadership.
Dior's Resort 2027 collection at LACMA marks a significant milestone for Jonathan Anderson and the fashion house. It not only celebrates the glamour of Hollywood's past but also sets a new direction for Dior's future collections.
Source: https://www.vogue.com/slideshow/best-backstage-photos-from-the-dior-resort-2027-collection-at-lacma
