Jonathan Anderson Unites Dior Homme and Women's for SS26 Co-Ed Campaign

By Madeleine Foster

Photographed by David Sims, courtesy of Dior

A new era for Dior has officially dawned with the launch of the Spring/Summer 2026 co-ed campaign, masterminded by creative director Jonathan Anderson. Breaking from the traditional segmentation of menswear and womenswear, the campaign presents a unified vision for the house, merging Dior Homme and the main Dior line into a singular, compelling narrative.

Brand ambassador Greta Lee headlines an impressive multi-disciplinary cast for the new season. Featured alongside her are Louis Garrel, Laura Kaiser, Paul Kircher, Saar Mansvelt, sports icon Kylian Mbappé, and Sunday Rose, creating a diverse tapestry of the brand's current muses. The campaign is photographed by David Sims, who captures the essence of Anderson’s ongoing exploration of identity, vulnerability, and the blurred lines of contemporary fashion.

Photographed by David Sims, courtesy of Dior

Since taking the reins, Anderson has subtly been weaving together the menswear and womenswear narratives, often presenting collections that share aesthetic threads and conceptual underpinnings. This SS26 campaign is the culmination of that vision, marking a definitive shift towards a more fluid and inclusive expression of Dior.

This co-ed campaign signals a bold direction for Dior, positioning the house at the forefront of a more progressive and less gender-specific vision of luxury. It’s a powerful statement that reflects not only Anderson’s artistic convictions but also a broader cultural shift in how fashion is perceived and consumed.