McLaren 750S And Artura Spider Get A Fashion Makeover In Singapore

McLaren 750S And Artura Spider Get A Fashion Makeover In Singapore

Fashion meets supercar design as Dzojchen founder Chelsea Scott-Blackhall gives two McLarens her own creative spin.

OneShift Editorial Team
OneShift Editorial Team
13 Aug 2026

McLaren Singapore has teamed up with Singapore-born designer Chelsea Scott-Blackhall, founder of Dzojchen, for a design collaboration featuring the 750S Coupe and Artura Spider.

Called Project Duality, the project brings together fashion and automotive design, drawing on Dzojchen’s emphasis on tailoring, craftsmanship and contrasting influences.

These ideas have been translated onto the two McLarens through graphic elements and lines that flow with their aerodynamic shapes. The designs play with contrasts including performance versus refinement, traditional craftsmanship versus modern technology, and boldness versus control.

Scott-Blackhall said the goal was to create designs that feel contemporary while having the potential to become future classics.

There are no mechanical changes to either car. The 750S retains its 750PS twin-turbo V8 and carbonfibre Monocage II structure, while the Artura Spider continues with McLaren’s MCLA platform and hybrid powertrain.

Both cars will be displayed at Concours d'Elegance Singapore 2026 at the IMBA Theatre, Gardens by the Bay from 13 to 16 August, before heading to the McLaren Singapore showroom from 17 August to 30 September.

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