Dior Beverly Hills: Aditi is Radiant at Rooftop Yoga

Aditi Shah has added a particularly glamorous location to her yoga teaching resume. In a recent Instagram “Get Ready With Me” story, Aditi documented getting ready to teach a yoga class at Dior, telling her followers that this was not something she had expected to be doing in 2026. The Peloton instructor shared a glimpse of the experience, from getting dressed and putting on makeup to teaching a group yoga class against a spectacular California backdrop.

Based on the photos Aditi shared, the class appears to have taken place at the House of Dior Beverly Hills located at 323 North Rodeo Drive. The four-story building, designed by architect Peter Marino, includes a rooftop terrace with sweeping views of Beverly Hills.

The new House of Dior opened on Rodeo Drive in 2025 and includes fashion, jewelry, beauty and Maison offerings, along with Monsieur Dior, the restaurant from three-Michelin-starred chef Dominique Crenn. Dior describes the property as a space where architecture, nature and fashion come together, with greenery incorporated throughout the building.

And there may not be a more fitting setting for Aditi’s particular approach to yoga.

Aditi’s Yoga Journey Before Dior

Before she was teaching yoga at Dior or to millions of Peloton members, Aditi wasn’t actually planning to become a yoga teacher.

In her Instagram story, Aditi reminisced about her early days in New York City. She moved to New York interested in finding a yoga studio, not necessarily pursuing teaching. Her original goal was to learn more about yoga because she thought she might eventually open her own studio. She asked teachers in India which studios they recommended, eventually finding Yoga Vida. She specifically mentioned Cat Acquaviva as one of the teachers who became part of that early journey, and later talked about Lindsay Hilscher as another important teacher and mentor.

That history is consistent with Aditi’s broader background. She completed her 200-hour yoga teacher training and eventually moved from student to teacher. Aditi said she initially found the New York yoga scene intimidating. There were countless studios and teachers, and she was aware of how competitive the industry could be. But rather than pulling away from it, she found herself increasingly drawn into the practice.

Her first entry into the business side of yoga was almost accidental. She noticed an operations position at Yoga Vida and thought she would be a good fit. She walked up to the front desk and asked about applying, only to learn that the position had already been filled internally. Instead, she was encouraged to apply to the studio’s mentorship program, because participants often went on to teach.

That suggestion changed the direction of her career.

Dior Becomes Another Chapter in Aditi’s Teaching Story

Aditi explained that teaching eventually felt surprisingly natural. Part of that came from how she viewed yoga. Rather than feeling as though she had to put herself at the center of the experience, she described teaching as being a vessel through which the practice could be shared. That distinction mattered to her as an introvert.

She said she was comfortable sharing something that had been healing and meaningful in her own life. Teaching wasn’t necessarily about performing for a room. It was about giving other people access to a practice that had already given her so much. That philosophy has remained visible throughout Aditi’s career.

Today, Aditi teaches yoga, meditation and Pilates for Peloton. She joined the company in 2018 as Peloton’s first yoga and meditation instructor, meaning she is now approaching eight years with the company. Peloton says her classes combine movement with storytelling and Eastern philosophy, while helping members feel stronger and more at ease.

Her Peloton career has also included plenty of teaching outside the traditional studio setting. Before joining Peloton, she taught large-scale events, including a yoga class for thousands of people in Times Square. Now she can add a luxury fashion flagship in Beverly Hills to that list.

The setting certainly looked different from a typical yoga studio. Shah’s photos show students practicing on mats on an expansive outdoor terrace, surrounded by the towering white columns of the building and views of the Los Angeles-area hills. The class itself appears to have included a mix of traditional yoga positions, including standing work, bridges and inversions, with Shah moving around the group and providing instruction.

Aditi’s Dior Get Ready With Me

The Instagram story also offered a little look at what Shah wore for the occasion. For the class, she kept things relatively simple, wearing a black long-sleeve cropped top with coordinating black leggings. The top was from Robin Arzon’s collection for Peloton, something Shah specifically called out while getting ready. She also kept her hair simple and finished the look with mascara and a little lip stain.

“Okay, wish me luck!” she said at the end of her preparation for an event that otherwise had all the trappings of a luxury-brand experience. Aditi seemed genuinely excited about the opportunity. “It’s so crazy,” she reflected while looking back at the path that brought her to teaching.

That path is worth remembering. The woman leading a yoga class at Dior once walked into a New York yoga studio hoping to learn enough about the business to eventually open one of her own. She wasn’t initially looking to become the person standing at the front of the room. Instead, through training, mentorship and years of teaching, she became exactly that. And eventually, the room happened to be at Dior.

More From The Clip Out on Aditi Shah

This has been a particularly busy year for Shah outside of her regular Peloton classes.

Earlier this year, we covered Aditi’s appearance at Harvard, where she moderated a fireside conversation with actress and breast cancer advocate Olivia Munn. We also covered Aditi’s appearance at Cannes Lions, where she joined a panel focused on the future of women’s health, media and influence.

More recently, she announced a three-day mindfulness workshop at Omega Institute in Rhinebeck, New York, scheduled for October 9 through 11, 2026. And if teaching yoga at Dior wasn’t enough, Aditi has also been exploring her musical side. We recently reported on her appearance in a one-night South Asian Broadway showcase.

For someone who once thought she might simply open a yoga studio someday, Shah has certainly taken the practice much farther than she originally imagined.

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