Greta Lee wears sculptural Dior couture to Toy Story 5 premiere

Jonathan Anderson’s first couture turn for Dior has already made its point: this is a house willing to chase emotion, whimsy and form in the same breath. At Greta Lee’s Toy Story 5 premiere in Los Angeles on June 9, that vision arrived on the red carpet as a red-and-white Dior couture dress with the kind of swelling, gravity-defying structure that makes evening wear feel newly alive.

Lee wore a look from Dior’s spring 2026 couture collection, the one Anderson unveiled in Paris on January 26, 2026, and framed as a kind of “cabinet of wonders.” In that collection, Dior said Anderson approached couture like a collector, gathering objects that sparked emotion and weaving them into an abstract tapestry. On Lee, that translated into a ballooning framework of boning, a delicate semi-sheer overlay that read almost veil-like, and an asymmetrical draped skirt that kept the silhouette in motion rather than freezing it into a formal pose.

The effect was less princess, more sculpture with a pulse. That matters because Lee, who voices the new character Lilypad in Toy Story 5, was arriving at a premiere that already carried a built-in sense of play. Taylor Swift, who contributed to the film’s soundtrack, was also there, turning the night into one of those crossover pop-culture moments where fashion has to compete with the headline and still win the frame.

Lee’s styling with Danielle Goldberg has been quietly building toward this. Her press appearances have been color-coded to the Toy Story palette of red, yellow and blue, a smart way to thread branding through fashion without flattening it into a costume. The red-and-white Dior couture dress sharpened that idea, pushing it into something more editorial and far more ambitious: a look that used color blocking, volume and asymmetry to make a character reference feel like high fashion rather than promotion.

Anderson’s influence on Lee’s public Dior image did not begin here. WWD reported that he had already dressed her in a custom Dior look for the Venice Film Festival in 2025, suggesting a longer collaboration rather than a one-night stunt. That continuity gives the premiere look more weight, especially as reviewers have read Anderson’s debut couture show as a fresh spin on Christian Dior’s “flower women” heritage. Lee’s floral, sculptural silhouette suggested exactly where the red carpet is heading next: toward bigger shapes, brighter palettes and a little more wonder. With Toy Story 5 set for theatrical release on June 19, the conversation around playful couture is only just beginning.