Jonathan Anderson just gave Dior’s mountain wardrobe the full Anderson treatment — and it’s the most fun the house has had in the snow in years.

Anderson took the reins at Dior in March 2025, and for his first Alps collection he went straight for the jugular: two new prints, zero restraint. Dior Winter — chalets, tiny skiers, a whole snow globe you can wear. Dior Snowflake — sharp, graphic, ice-cold. The Oblique shows up too, because even revolutionaries know what not to touch.

What you’re getting: ski shells and puffers that actually perform, moon boots, goggles, and a shearling chapka with DIOR stamped across the front like it owns the mountain. Which, frankly, it does.

The bags are the main event. Lady Dior, Diorly, Book Tote — all in shearling, looking like they just came in from the cold and need a fireside and a drink. Then there’s the midnight-blue leather dusted with crystals, made to catch light like the sky over the Alps at dusk. That one? That’s the one.

Don’t overlook the charms — little winter creatures, pure Dior mischief. Clip one on and your holiday list is done.

And because Dior doesn’t do half-measures, it’s all in Dior Home too: throws, cushions, notebooks in the Alps motifs. For the chalet you’re definitely getting. Eventually. Manifest it.

In boutiques and on Dior.com now. Heading somewhere with actual snow this season? DM me your list — I’ll hunt the pieces.

Good taste. Bad influence.