Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas show off petals and plaid at Dior Couture

Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Nick Jonas opted for complementary couple styling at Dior’s Fall/Winter 2026 Couture Collection presentation held at the Musee Rodin during Paris Couture Week on Monday.

The Jonas Brothers member opted for a gray suit look, teaming a double-breasted blazer with tailored trousers in the same tone. Jonas wore a plaid brown shirt under his blazer, which complemented his similarly styled lace-up shoes. The singer was wearing sunglasses.

Rather than color coordinating with her husband of nearly eight years, Chopra Jonas opted for a bright orange dress from Dior’s Cruise 2027 collection, which debuted in Los Angeles in May 2026.

Chopra Jonas’ dress was made of bunches of orange petals in different shades. One of the straps is decorated with a large orange floral appliqué, each finished in a dark color in the center. She accessorized the sleeveless dress with white open-toed heels with bows and a watch.

The orange petal dress was a standout design from creative director Jonathan Anderson’s Cruise 2027 collection, which featured an homage to Old Hollywood and a vibrant color palette. The collection also marked Anderson’s first cruise show with the French luxury fashion house.

“Old Hollywood echoed throughout the collection and set, with vintage Cadillacs appearing alongside sparkling new versions of saddlebags, heels embellished with flowers and feathers, sparkling sunglasses, and sequin detailing,” wrote Raima Chikoun in WWD’s review of the collection.

“The influence dates back to Christian Dior’s own relationship with film in the 1950s, when the couturier dressed stars such as Ava Gardner, Marilyn Monroe, and Marlene Dietrich. Anderson was particularly fascinated by Hitchcock’s film noir Stage Fright and Dietrich’s film costumes, and reconsidered his historical interpretation of the bar jacket originally created by Dior for actresses,” Chikoun writes.

“It was during negotiations to cast her in the film that Dietrich uttered his famous phrase, ‘No Dior, no Dietrich.’ Anderson revived the phrase in various forms during his tenure.”