McLaren Singapore has given two of its supercars a stylish new wardrobe, teaming up with Singapore-born fashion designer Chelsea Scott-Blackhall of Dzojchen (a luxury fashion house she founded) for a one-off design project called Project Duality.
The collaboration sees the McLaren 750S Coupe and Artura Spider reimagined with graphic lines and design details inspired by Dzojchen's world of tailoring, craftsmanship, and contrast.
The two cars will make their public debut at Concours d'Elegance Singapore 2026, held at IMBA Theatre, Gardens by the Bay, from 13 to 16 August 2026. It is a fitting stage for the project, with the event celebrating automotive design, craftsmanship, and heritage through a showcase of rare classic, collector, and exotic cars.
Rather than simply dressing up the cars for attention, Project Duality plays on the shared contrasts between McLaren and Dzojchen: Performance and refinement, technology and artistry, boldness and control. In short, it is fashion-meets-supercar, but with less runway drama and more carbon fibre.
Scott-Blackhall's design approach draws from Dzojchen's bespoke tailoring background, translating its sharp lines and handcrafted feel onto McLaren's aerodynamic forms. The result is a pair of design studies that aim to feel modern today, while still having enough presence to age gracefully.
Under the skin, both cars remain mechanically unchanged. The 750S Coupe keeps its 750PS twin-turbocharged V8 and lightweight carbon fibre Monocage II structure, while the Artura Spider continues to pair McLaren's high-performance hybrid powertrain with open-top driving.
After their Concours debut, the two Project Duality cars will move to the McLaren Singapore showroom, where they will be on display from 17 August to 30 September 2026 for those who prefer their supercars with a side of tailoring flair.
