Zendaya, Anne Hathaway, Emma Stone, Cate Blanchett, Amy Adams and other celebrities attended Louis Vuitton's Cruise 2027 show, stepping out in standout styles as the fashion house unveiled its latest collection.
Jonathan Anderson staged Dior Cruise 2027 at LA’s David Geffen Galleries, presenting a 75-look collection that fuses flowing dresses with reimagined denim, floral and feather embellishments, and midcentury Americana motifs, all set within a cinema-inspired staging that nods to Hitchcock and Dietrich. He invited Ed Ruscha for shirt designs and Philip Treacy for sculptural headpieces, while signaling future Dior cinema projects (including collaborations with Luca Guadagnino), signaling a cinema-centric direction for the house.
Chanel's Cruise 2027 show unveiled a minimalist sandal that covers only the heel, leaving the toes bare and prompting a polarized online response—from whimsical couture praise to skepticism about practicality. Vogue insiders called it a playful fantasy, while social-media users debated its wearability; fashion creator Remi Bader even DIY’d a version, amplifying the conversation as A-list attendees like Nicole Kidman and Michaela Coel watched from the front rows.