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Inside the First Dior Spa in the US

The opening of the multi-level space atop Dior’s New York flagship is the latest move in the brand’s push into spas.
Dior Spa New York
Dior Spa has officially opened in New York City, the first permanent one stateside. (Courtesy)
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After five years of construction, a Dior Spa has officially opened in New York City, the first permanent one stateside. Square footage is under wraps, per brand policy, but the oasis is perched on the top floor of the brand’s flagship on Madison Avenue and 57th Street, newly renovated by designer Peter Marino. It’s the only Dior in the world with an in-boutique wellness space.

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