Dior reinvents its Highland Park Village boutique in Dallas and inaugurates Café Dior by Dominique Crenn

Reopened last December with an architectural identity reflecting the codes of 30 Montaigne, the Highland Park Village boutique celebrates the powerful ties that have united Dior and Dallas since the House's beginnings.

Dior reinvents its Highland Park Village boutique in Dallas and inaugurates Café Dior by Dominique Crenn

Reopened last December with an architectural identity reflecting the codes of 30 Montaigne, the Highland Park Village boutique celebrates the powerful ties that have united Dior and Dallas since the House's beginnings. As early as 1947, Christian Dior's American odyssey took him to this vibrant city, where he received the prestigious Neiman Marcus Award, just a few months after the triumph of his revolutionary New Look in the heart of Paris.

An ode to elegance and refinement, this new address unveils an entirely reinvented space, a blend of heritage and modernity. On two levels, Dior creations are magnified, from the looks of the Cruise 2025 collection, designed by Maria Grazia Chiuri, to the high jewelry pieces signed Victoire de Castellane, via the Dior Maison universe and the Dior Spring 2025 line, the contemporary incarnation of the men's wardrobe.

Extending this exclusive experience, the new Café Dior, inaugurated in this unique setting, showcases the talent of multi-starred chef Dominique Crenn, awarded three Michelin stars for her restaurant Atelier Crenn in San Francisco. The prelude to a long-term collaboration, this passionate encounter in Dallas combines generosity, inventiveness and exceptional expertise.

Sharing Christian Dior's taste for audacity and excellence, the Franco-American chef has specially created a menu inspired by the Archives and haute couture silhouettes imagined over the ages. A wonderful multi-sensory journey to the heart of the Dior dream.