I have, as of late, been drawn to bags that blend fashion and functionality—those of practical sizes and capable of holding the hodgepodge of things that a working girl (or a girl with a jam packed social calendar) needs for a whole day out and about, and those that comfortably sit on the shoulder despite the season, the layers worn, or the material of the jacket thrown on to protect from winter weather. For those reasons and because, well, it's Jonathan Anderson's Dior, I'm happy to introduce the new Diorly bag, available to shop as of today. The bag was designed with a free, casual attitude in mind. It's not overly showy or flashy, but it's elevated nonetheless and complete with a metallic "Dior" logo on the adjustable shoulder strap—emphasis on adjustable. Available in both large and medium sizes, the first being perfectly suitable for a day at the office where a laptop needs to be packed, and the former being ideal for a weekend day out and about, both spacious, easy to pair, and very versatile.
Dior Spring/Summer 2026
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Dior Spring/Summer 2026
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Debuted during Dior's Spring/Summer 2026 show in Paris, Jonathan Anderson's first collection for the house, models galavanted down the runway with the bag, in both sizes and both tan and chocolate brown suedes, in varying looks to showcase the bags versatility: mini dresses for the perfect sunny spring day, trousers and tops with built-in scarves for a day in an air conditioned office, and more. Now, the shape is available in the delicate chocolate brown, camel, and tan suede presented in Paris, as well as in a black soft leather punctured with graphic lines. Overall, the Diorly bag makes a case for effortless elegance in modern fashion.
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