Sabrina Carpenter Leads Dior Couture’s Bow and Floral Shoe Trend

Bows and blooms emerged across Dior’s front row on Monday.

At the house’s fall 2026 haute couture show in Paris, Sabrina Carpenter led a run of decorated slingbacks, sandals and pumps, with bows and flowers linking five very different but complementary cruise 2027 looks.

The shapes moved from open square toes to one elongated closed pump, but the ornament stayed at the front of the foot. Bows did most of the early work. Painted ceramic petals and one large embroidered orchid took it from there as metallic and maximalist footwear made its way across the runway.

Ahead, take a closer look at the standout celebrity shoes at Dior’s fall 2026 haute couture show.

Sabrina Carpenter wore Dior’s Bow Heeled slingback sandals in white, giving the front-row motif its an all-white spin. A folded bow crossed the open square toe, while the upper narrowed toward a slim slingback and inward-curving heel. Dior builds the style on a D-shaped sole, a small house reference mostly hidden when worn.

Carpenter paired them with a white lace dress from Dior’s cruise 2027 collection, draped through the neckline and worked with floral appliqués at the shoulder and hip. She added a Dioramour Lady D-Joy Micro Bag, also in white, to complete the look.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas

Priyanka Chopra Jonas took the same Dior Bow sandal in a more transparent direction while attending the show alongside husband Nick Jonas. Her pair combined an ivory bow and slingback with a smoky, nearly see-through section across the toes, leaving the squared sole visible underneath.

The narrow stiletto heel kept the shape light beside her orange cruise 2027 dress, covered in loose petal-like pieces and finished with larger flowers at one shoulder.

Ejae

Ejae skipped the bow for hand-painted ceramic flowers on Christian Dior sandals from the fall 2026 collection. The pale yellow style had a square toe, slim band and narrow straps rising to the ankle, with layered blue and lavender blossoms fixed over the toes.

The flowers picked up the construction of the “KPop Demon Hunters” star’s cruise 2027 skirt, where a large cream bloom sat at the hip above pale blue, petal-shaped fringe. An ivory blouse kept the top half spare while the skirt and sandals handled the garden work.

Grace Gummer

Grace Gummer brought the bow into a closed shoe with Dior’s Muse pumps in black crocodile-printed calfskin. The pump has an elongated square toe drawn from the Roger Vivier archives for Dior, plus a narrow decorative strap and small bow finished with gold C and D initials.

The black pair cut through Gummer’s sheer purple dress, though the little bow kept it inside the same front-row story. The dress fell into pleated strips of violet, lilac and gray below oversized flowers at the hips.

Parker Posey

Parker Posey went for the largest bloom in Dior stiletto sandals from the cruise 2027 collection. A three-dimensional orchid covered most of each pale square-toe band, with cream petals outlined in pink and a deep magenta center. The 3D silhouette was completed with a slim slingback and narrow heel.

“The White Lotus” Season Four star wore them with a pleated dress washed in orange, green, coral and cream, plus a long pearl-trimmed placket. Compared with Ejae’s cluster of smaller ceramic blossoms, Posey’s single orchid read almost like a corsage moved down to the foot.

Jonathan Anderson’s second haute couture collection for Dior drew on sculptor Lynda Benglis and Indian craft, with floral-embellished shoes appearing on the runway as well. The garden had already reached the front row.