From the earliest days of the 20th century, Swarovski has been a vehicle for creative artists - actors, musicians, icons - to project their own star power, their elusive magic.

Since the 1930s and the beginnings of the 'Dream Factories', the name given to the cinematic studios that defined Hollywood's Golden Age, Swarovski has been a vital partner in crafting the magic of the Silver Screen. Meanwhile, on stage, musicians use the luster that characterizes Swarovski’s creations to reflect the spotlight that defines live performance. In their wish to transport audiences - to craft dreams - creatives around the world have turned repeatedly to Swarovski.

Here, an outstanding array of stage and cinema costumes, fashion items and red-carpet ensembles showcase an evolution of expression, the power of physicality – the meaning of iconic. These individuals are more than just famous - they have helped reshape contemporary culture across the globe, their wardrobes an expression of their freedom and personal values. Swarovski is an essential component to communicate their creative attitudes.

Exclusive to Masters of Light in Korea are the outfits worn by global K-pop sensations LE SSERAFIM in their recent ‘CRAZY’ music video following their highly anticipated comeback this summer. These outfits, custom-crystallized in collaboration with Swarovski, sparkle with every move of LE SSERAFIM’s dynamic choreography. Exact replicas of the crystallized microphones used during the group’s performance at the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards in the US are also on display. The five microphones were crafted using 24,000 Swarovski Crystals in colors selected by members of LE SSERAFIM. Masters of Light, Swarovski makes these stars shine brighter.