Dior is bringing something extremely special to Singapore from 21 to 23 November 2025. The recently-launched New Art Museum Singapore will showcase a series of photographs, archival fashion pieces and creative moodboards from the Maison. Fresh off its New York debut, the exhibition—a collaboration between UBS House of Craft and Dior, curated by Carine Roitfeld and photographed by Brigitte Niedermair—offers an up-close look at the Maison's craft.

The gallery highlights how Dior’s identity has evolved under its different creative directors who spans Yves Saint Laurent, Marc Bohan, Gianfranco Ferré, John Galliano, Raf Simons and Maria Grazia Chiuri, with a dedicated tribute to Kim Jones. The photographs bring these eras into focus like a time capsule tracing the evolution of the House.

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What makes the Singapore edition stand out is its focus on Dior’s long and subtle conversation with Asia. There are sketches, references and photographs displayed, with some naming Singapore. They reveal how Asian techniques, materials and aesthetics have subtly shaped Dior’s design language. It’s not presented as a grand theme, but as a thoughtful element woven quietly throughout Dior’s history.

To make the experience even more engaging, Dior Atelier artisans will be conducting live craft demonstrations and public talks. This is a rare chance to understand what couture really means and the intricate details behind the Maison's pieces.

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Thoughtfully curated and beautifully tracing history, this gallery is a rare opportunity to see what Dior is beyond the runway. Whether you’re a fashion lover, a design enthusiast, or simply curious about luxury fashion houses, the exhibition invites you to slow down and appreciate the artistry that continues to shape one of the world’s most influential brands.