Greta Lee Goes Couture in Dior for ‘Toy Story 5’ Premiere

Greta Lee spotlighted her connection to Dior in a summery couture dress for Tuesday night’s premiere of “Toy Story 5” in Los Angeles.

The “Past Lives” breakout star wore a look from the French luxury fashion house’s spring 2026 couture collection. The dress, part of a curation by couturier Jonathan Anderson, incorporated some of the blooming aesthetic cues of the collection.

The one-shoulder dress was designed with a billowing, one-shoulder top with an ornately speckled red and white pattern motif throughout. A cinched waist gave the dress further silhouette definition, while the skirt included a slightly asymmetric hemline and band of red and white fabric flowing to the arrival carpet.

Lee wore a pair of strappy metallic Gianvito Rossi heels with her dress and accessorized with jewelry by Tiffany & Co., for which she serves as a brand ambassador. The actress’ hair was styled in a slicked-back look with micro bangs to frame her face by Jenny Cho. Nina Park gave Lee’s makeup bold brows and a glossy lip. Stylist Danielle Goldberg curated Lee’s look.

The actress’ choice of Dior put a spotlight on her relationship with the French luxury fashion house. Lee serves as an ambassador to Dior, a role to which she was appointed in September 2025. “Greta possesses a natural instinct for dressing. She is everything that I imagine the Dior woman to be: talented, exciting, empathetic and she’s great fun to be around,” Anderson said in a statement shared exclusively with WWD upon the actress’ appointment.

Since 2025, Lee’s worn several Dior designs at high-profile events, with the “Toy Story 5” Los Angeles premiere marking the latest. Her couture dress made its runway debut as part of Paris Couture Week in January 2026.

Anderson “opened the show with a trio of bulbous pleated dresses that referenced both his first ready-to-wear look for the house, and the sensual urns of Magdalene Odundo,” Joelle Diderich wrote in WWD’s review of the collection.

“Translucent swirling tops were as precise as seashells, while feathery scales mimicked extreme macro close-ups of butterfly wings. Knit mini capes that swallowed the body in soft folds put a fresh spin on Dior’s ‘flower women,’ as did the bell-shaped dresses that read like blown-up versions of lily-of-the-valley, the founder’s fetish bloom,” Diderich wrote of the highlights from the collection.

“Toy Story 5” follows Woody and Buzz, voiced by Tom Hanks and Tim Allen, as the two toys and their friends confront the rise of electronics in kids’ playtime. The Disney Pixar animated film hits theaters June 19.