Last summer, incoming Dior creative director Jonathan Anderson turned A-listers' reading lists into a must-have book tote. Now, a new slate of Dior It bags is in store—literally.
As of January 2, the first batch of Anderson's Dior Spring 2026 runway collection is finally available for purchase at its global boutiques. Mixed in with the denim mini skirts, bow-tied floral tops, and book cover saddle bags—a line-up Dior calls "Heritage Revisited"—are a selection of fresh bags that are destined for the celebrity street style treatment. Ahead, Marie Claire secured a close-up look at the making of two styles.
