How Dior And Alex Chinneck Twist Beverly Hills Into a Surreal Fall 26 Fantasy

The result is a wonderfully spellbinding fantasy that celebrates both the flagship’s first anniversary and the house’s ongoing exploration of architecture, art and clothing as part of the same universe.

For Jonathan Anderson’s Autumn/Winter 2026 vision at Dior, which has already played with surreal, built environments on the runway, this collaboration extends that language into the retail world, turning the store itself into a stage where the codes of the city are draped, twisted and reimagined.

Behind the spectacle is serious craftsmanship. The sculptures were produced with highly skilled artisans using cast iron, glass and meticulously fabricated components that include original and historic pieces for the taxi and the Cadillac, blurring the line between found urban icon and custom art object.

The combination of industrial materials and hand-finished detail mirrors the way Dior blends technical construction with couture finesse, underscoring the house’s commitment to savoir‑faire even in its most playful gestures. The effect is to stop, stare and step closer…