Dior Selected a Restored Musée Nissim de Camondo for its Summer 2027 Menswear Show

A Belle Époque mansion in restoration The Musée Nissim de Camondo, managed by Les Arts Décoratifs, is an early 20th‑century mansion built by banker Moïse de Camondo and designed to resemble an 18th‑century aristocratic residence, complete with period panelling, furniture, tapestries and objets d’art.

For Summer 2027, Dior used its Belle Époque rooms as the show’s backdrop while the building is in the midst of an extensive restoration, underscoring themes of continuity, care and renewal.

As guests moved through salons and galleries, they encountered not only the museum’s permanent collection but also a Dior‑specific layer of staging: runway, lighting and paintings inserted into an already richly storied environment.

Oil paintings by Giangiacomo Rossetti Adding a contemporary twist, Dior invited artist Giangiacomo Rossetti to create specially commissioned oil paintings for the show space…