Inspired by Jonathan Anderson’s Spring/Summer 2026 debut collection for Dior, four original stage looks add a fresh visual layer to Rosalía’s Lux era.
As Lux continues its international tour, Rosalía is expanding the project’s visual identity through fashion. During her recent performance in Boston, the artist unveiled four original stage looks created by Dior, bringing some of the house’s newest ideas from the runway to the concert stage.
Designed under the creative direction of Jonathan Anderson, the custom pieces reinterpret key elements from his Spring/Summer 2026 collection. An ivory knit top paired with an embroidered organza tutu nods to the elegance of ballet, while a fine knit dress trimmed with military-inspired passementerie is completed by a satin tricorne hat inspired by the runway show.
Another look revisits eighteenth-century silhouettes through an open pannier dress decorated with graduated blue satin ribbons, while the final ensemble embraces the ethereal with a feathered organza cape that evokes angel wings, worn with ivory satin separates embellished with sequins and delicate embroidery.
The four looks feel closely connected to the visual identity of Lux, where references to ritual, classical music and spirituality run throughout the performance. Each silhouette contributes to the story unfolding on stage, using fashion to reinforce the atmosphere and emotional language of the show.
Images: Beth Saravo / Courtesy of Dior
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