The "Diorling" capsule collection marks the return of everyday chic at Dior Dior revisits its DNA with "Diorling", a capsule between modernity and couture heritage
It seems that the House of Dior no longer adores: it Diorlings. At least that’s what their capsule collection of the same name suggests—a neutral, simple, efficient, yet very elegant collection. Inspired by the Diorling fragrance launched in 1963 and the clothing line revealed in late 1960s England, the capsule collection, available in stores for just a few days now, forms a complete daily wardrobe, presented as a series of essential pieces that everyone has (or should have) in their closet. From sweaters to white shirts, including ties, cardholders, and B33 sneakers, the collection exudes quiet strength, with its neutral shades ranging from navy blue to beige.
What truly makes the difference is neither the straight cuts, the colors, nor the accessories, but the logo itself: a small Diorling delicately embroidered on every piece. A logomania, or even motto-mania, we’ve come to associate with the House of Dior—especially since 2016 under Maria Grazia Chiuri and her “We should all be feminist” T-shirts, inspired by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s essay. With this capsule collection, the House of Dior proves once again it can blend elegance, practicality, and coolness all at once. These are the very same qualities found in Jonathan Anderson’s first two collections for the French Maison, presented respectively in Paris during the Haute Couture FW26 week and the Men’s Fashion Week SS26, which we hope will continue to uphold this legacy throughout his tenure.
