Fashion-inspired sculpture

Dior's Fall/Winter 2026-2027 collection showcases a design that merges sculpture art with couture, where fabric transforms into dynamic, three-dimensional sculptures sculpted onto the body. Designer Jonathan Anderson drew inspiration from American sculptor Linda Benglis, treating the material to transform it from a flat surface into challenging three-dimensional forms that defy stability and shape. The designs feature precise techniques of folding, twisting, and breaking, utilizing metallic, iridescent fabrics and surfaces that mimic the texture of paper to enhance the sculptural aspect of the garments. The collection also incorporates embroidered floral motifs inspired by Indian heritage and integrates natural elements from desert landscapes and lush plants. Additionally, it focuses on transforming historic fabrics, such as ancient Indian textiles, into unique details on accessories and handbags. The collection is crowned by four handbags created in collaboration with Linda Benglis, embodying form and sculpture to present designs that blend material and movement. This underscores how craftsmanship at Dior has evolved into a creative act on the body, emphasizing the relationship between surface, volume, and motion in sculptural designs.

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