Dior’s Winter 26-27 Pop Up at Shenzhen Bay reinterprets Paris’ Jardin des Tuileries with an immersive garden
Jonathan Anderson's Fall/Winter 2026 Dior show serves as the creative blueprint for the Shenzhen Bay pop-up, showcasing a fusion of French gardens and Chinese waterscapes.
Dior’s Winter 26-27 Pop Up at Shenzhen Bay reinterprets Paris’ Jardin des Tuileries with an immersive garden
Dior is bringing its Winter 2026–2027 vision to China with a DIOR Winter Pop Up at Shenzhen Bay, conceived as an immersive reinterpretation of Paris’ Jardin des Tuileries and inspired by Jonathan Anderson’s Fall/Winter 2026 show for the house.
From Jardin des Tuileries to Shenzhen Bay
The DIOR Winter Pop Up draws its primary inspiration from the 2026 winter fashion show staged by Jonathan Anderson in the Jardin des Tuileries in Paris, where Dior’s Fall/Winter 2026–2027 womenswear collection was presented inside a glass, greenhouse like structure built over the garden’s iconic fountain. Anderson’s set featured water lilies and a transparent pavilion, evoking both the historical park and references to Monet, and using the garden’s furniture and pathways as a “walk in the park” metaphor for the collection’s exploration of structure and softness.
In Shenzhen Bay, the pop up is “conceived as a reinterpretation of the Jardin des Tuileries,” transposing the…
spirit of the Parisian garden into a new geographic and cultural context.
Immersive décor and local landscape integration According to Luca Albero, Creative Visual Merchandising Director at Christian Dior Couture, the pop-up’s immersive décor is designed to “transpose the spirit of the Parisian garden” while feeling naturally integrated into the local landscape and culture at Shenzhen Bay.
Key elements include: Spatial layouts and pathways that echo Tuileries garden walks, translated into pop-up circulation and sightlines.
Scenic features around the lotus pond (莲花湖) at Shenzhen Bay, which create a poetic parallel to the water lily filled basin used in the Paris show, blending Dior’s Parisian references with a distinctly Chinese waterscape…
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