Guests, including “The Queen’s Gambit” star Anya Taylor-Joy, Oscar-winning actor Al Pacino and singer Miley Cyrus, underscored the show’s Hollywood ties.

For ​the Cruise collection, Anderson drew on themes of cinema, California’s natural landscape and vintage car ​culture. Guests were seated among classic automobiles as simulated fog drifted across the runway.

Models ⁠emerged in looks evoking Hollywood icons such as Marilyn Monroe, Sophia Loren and Audrey Hepburn, with shimmering, ​fringed and layered designs, off-the-shoulder silhouettes, and accents of ruffled scarves and flowers in bloom.

Blurring the line ​between runway and stage, Anderson introduced theatrical elements, styling models as actors, directors and artists in a nod to the entertainment industry.

Standout pieces included a sparkly red cocktail dress, a shimmering pink trench coat with matching sunglasses, a black-and-grey patterned ​suit jacket, and a button-down shirt and jeans - a range of looks tied to industry archetypes.

In menswear, ​the focus shifted to sharp geometric shadowing, including grey wool flannels recalling the film noir genre.

Some models wore dramatic feathered ‌hats ⁠spelling out “Dior” in large, stylised lettering, adding a playful architectural note.

A buttercup-yellow dress embellished with rosettes ushered in a softer palette, with warm yellows and oranges inspired by the California poppy, the state flower.

Some models fully embodied the bloom in a gown of layered orange ruffles resembling petals.

The juxtaposition of vintage cars with ​vibrant, sunlit hues throughout ​the show captured the ⁠essence of Los Angeles as a city of contrasts.

Anderson made history in June 2025 when he was appointed Dior’s head of creation across all divisions - menswear, womenswear, ​couture and accessories - becoming the first designer since Christian Dior to oversee ​the entire house.

He ⁠joined the LVMH-owned label in April 2025 and debuted his menswear collection just months later, quickly establishing himself as part of a new generation reshaping the luxury industry during a prolonged slowdown.

Before Dior, the 41-year-old ⁠Northern Irish ​designer spent 11 years as creative director of Spanish luxury ​house Loewe.

Cruise, or resort, collections - presented in addition to the traditional biannual fashion calendar - are often staged in destination locations, allowing brands ​to link their designs to a specific cultural or geographic narrative.