This article discusses the unique aspect of Jonathan Anderson’s Dior show: the invitation featured Wenwan walnuts. These traditional Chinese fidget toys sparked conversation among the attendees, who waited for the show to commence, notably delayed by Rihanna’s late arrival.
Dree Hemingway lightened the mood by bringing her own walnuts and referencing her nickname, “Squirrel.” In contrast, Ever Anderson shared her calming practices, which include drawing and painting on rocks, reminiscing about her childhood collection of painted pebbles.
Skiing champion Eileen Gu, along with other VIPs like Jennifer Lawrence and Pharrell Williams, appreciated the cultural significance of the walnuts, expressing how they tie into her Beijing upbringing. Gu also revealed her preferred method for combating anxiety: sleeping at least 10 hours.
Toheeb Jimoh, a rising actor, embraced the walnuts’ calming effect and noted the importance of leisure activities, like sports and reading, in his own life. He humorously suggested he might “borrow” the walnuts for his upcoming premiere at the London Film Festival.
