Fashion Lovers Must-See! Vivienne Westwood Exhibition Featuring Iconic Jewelry at Central Chidlom

When it comes to British fashion brands known for their rebellious spirit, challenge to conventions, and creativity, Vivienne Westwood’s name certainly ranks among the top.

Recently, fashion lovers in Thailand no longer need to travel abroad to experience the brand, as the “Vivienne Westwood & Jewellery” exhibition has made its debut in Thailand at Central Chidlom department store.

This event brings a collection of the brand’s signature jewelry after having been showcased in major cities like Shanghai, Chengdu, and Macau, inviting everyone to experience the design philosophy and rebellious identity of this world-renowned brand with over four decades of history.

Eight must-see exhibition zones highlight distinct themes.

The exhibition is divided into eight rooms, each presenting design characteristics from different eras, including:

• Origins Room – the beginning of punk culture.
• Wonderland Room – a world of surreal imagination.
• Do It Yourself Room – reflecting environmental philosophy.
• Parure Room – exploring cultural diversity and 18th-century jewelry sets.
• Orb Room – showcasing the story behind the brand’s iconic logo symbol.

There are also other zones featuring pieces from past runway shows and important collections displayed together.

Experience the interactive immersion of The Galaxy Room.

A special feature of the Bangkok exhibition is the debut of The Galaxy Room, an immersive space developed in collaboration with Microsoft. Visitors can scan and select up to 40 favorite jewelry designs to create a personalized “constellation” and a digital personal notebook to take home as a souvenir.

Location, ticket information, and opening hours.

For those planning to visit for a stroll, photography, or inspiration, check the viewing details below.

The Vivienne Westwood & Jewellery exhibition is one of the year’s most intriguing events, perfectly combining fashion, art, and technology. Fans of the brand or anyone seeking inspiration during their leisure time can visit from now until 23 October 2026.