SummaryThe Dior Roadie lace-up boot evolved into a central pillar of the Fall/Winter 2026 collection, moving beyond its driving shoe origins to become a versatile symbol of Jonathan Anderson’s vision for the houseThe latest iterations showcase a sophisticated textural pivot, utilizing high-quality materials such as traditional Donegal tweeds and polished calfskinThe collection introduces an expansive color palette including forest green, midnight blue, and regal red, all anchored by a signature seamless tubular sole that offers modern flexibility and a nonchalant silhouetteFor the Fall/Winter 2026 menswear season, Jonathan Anderson’s tenure at Dior reaches a fever pitch of subversion and technical mastery. Central to this season’s footwear narrative is the Dior Roadie, a lace-up boot that first made waves during the Spring/Summer 2026 debut and has now evolved into a cornerstone of the house’s new visual identity.While the silhouette’s origin lies in the sleek, ergonomic lines of a vintage driving shoe, the FW26 iterations lean into the “new aristocracy” theme of the collection. Moving away from the initial suede calfskin, the latest runway revealed a sophisticated textural pivot. The Roadie has been reimagined in rich Donegal tweeds and polished calfskin, creating a poetic collision between rugged country heritage and Parisian couture precision.The palette for the season is as diverse as the “aristo-youth” characters Anderson sent down the runway, featuring deep forest greens, earthy browns, midnight blues, and a striking, regal red. Each pair is anchored by the signature seamless tubular sole—a technical marvel that provides a “nonchalant” flexibility against the structured, often shrunken tailoring of the garments. The Dior Roadie remains the ultimate symbol of Anderson’s Dior — a shoe that feels both historical and futuristic, grounded in Italian craftsmanship but driven by a restless, modern energy. View this post on Instagram A post shared by HYPEBEAST (@hypebeast)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
