PARIS — Dior presented its men's Spring/Summer 2027 collection at Paris Fashion Week on Wednesday, June 24, 2026. The show took place at 9 a.m. at the Musée Nissim de Camondo in Paris. Jonathan Anderson, the designer for Dior's men's collection, characterized the theme as "something quite formal becoming undone." Dior described the overall mood of the event as "a soiree turning into a house party." Guests at the entrance were offered cold towels, strawberries, and parasols, though water inside the venue was in limited supply.

The collection featured tuxedos with a looser fit. It also included ripped denim accented with fine silver chains and pink denim shorts layered under formal coats. Accessories in the collection included crystal sunglasses and disco-ball boots. Patchworked Japanese denim shirts were also part of the offerings.

Design details included pinstripes and houndstooth patterns printed on silk chiffon, rather than woven. A scarf motif in the collection was derived from 1979 Dior haute couture. Silver embroidery was borrowed from an 18th-century gentleman's coat, and boots in the collection featured tiny ladybird designs.

Notable attendees included LaKeith Stanfield, Little Simz, James Marsden, Drew Starkey, Mike Faist, 070 Shake, Alexander Ludwig, and Sam Nivola. The Musée Nissim de Camondo, currently closed for restoration, was built to house Moïse de Camondo's collection of 18th-century decorative arts. Moïse de Camondo's son died during World War I, and members of the Camondo family were deported and killed during the Holocaust.