The Médaillon.
The loafer has earned its place as one of fashion’s most enduring classics, evolving from traditional menswear into an everyday essential that works across generations and styles. Its slip-on construction, clean shape and timeless appeal have allowed the silhouette to constantly move with the times while keeping its original sense of refinement. Now, as polished footwear continues to make its way back into everyday wardrobes, the classic loafer is having another moment, and Dior knows it best.
For Winter 2026, Dior puts its own spin on the timeless style with the Dior Médaillon Loafer, designed by Jonathan Anderson. Keeping the elegance of a traditional Italian loafer, the silhouette is given a sharper, more contemporary feel, with the Dior Médaillon, an emblem of the house dating back to 1947, placed subtly across the vamp. Finished with a supple leather sole and balanced proportions, the design is made for everyday wear while bringing together Dior’s heritage with Anderson’s fresh perspective. The Médaillon Loafer is available in store and online.
PHOTO CREDIT: Dior
