Add Page Six on Google 7 Jonathan Anderson closed his fall 2026/27 Dior couture show with a bridal gown fans linked to Taylor Swift. REUTERS Could we be getting an Easter egg?
Days after Taylor Swift wore Jonathan Anderson’s first Dior Couture wedding dress for a major celebrity, the designer walked another bride down the aisle.
He closed his second haute couture runway show for the French house on Monday with a diaphanous white off-the-shoulder gown — and fashion fans had one bride on the brain.
“This is a very Taylor dress,” one wrote in the comments on Style Not Com’s Instagram, while another added, “This is giving TS 🤍🤍.”
The gown was adorned with embroidered ferns, echoing the foliage filling the show venue.
Anderson dressed Swift, 36, just three days earlier, when the pop star said “I do” to Travis Kelce in custom Christian Dior Haute Couture at Madison Square Garden on Friday.
And photos of the custom look still haven’t surfaced, leaving fans to hunt for hints wherever they can.
For months, the “Opalite” singer teased her Dior allegiance with a parade of the house’s handbags before the big day.
The Northern Irish talent, who founded JW Anderson and spent 11 years at Loewe, took the reins at Dior last year.
A couture show traditionally ends with a bride — but the house has been dressing real ones, too.
Over the past several weeks, Anderson’s atelier has turned out couture wedding dresses for model Ming Xi and influencer Elisa Zarzur. His January debut for the house closed with a petal-strewn white gown of its own.
Swift and Kelce’s 1,000-guest Madison Square Garden bash turned the arena into a garden-like escape — so clearly, the newlyweds and the couturier share a soft spot for greenery.
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