The museum announced early this week a new addition to the DIVA collection, highlighting looks from over 100 fashion icons, will be visiting this fall.

Fashion is immortal now, baby doll.

Now that two garments from Taylor Swift’s collection have been added to the Denver Art Museum’s DIVAs collection.

The costumes come from Swift’s ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ album and 2023 Time magazine Person of the Year cover.

“New divas have been added to the star-studded lineup! We are excited to share that two looks worn by @taylorswift will be on view in DIVA, alongside other legendary performers including @dollyparton, @cher, Rihanna (@badgalriri), @ladygaga, @tinaturner, and many more,” the Denver Art Museum announced in a post on Facebook and Instagram.

Organized by the Victoria and Albert Museum, the fashion experience will debut at the museum on Oct. 4. The exhibit will be touring around the world, with Denver as the only U.S. venue to receive the highly anticipated international exhibition.

Museumgoers can expect to see more than 200 fashion objects by more than 100 artists, including 60 costumes, unfolding over two acts.

The first act will feature the history of the original divas featuring great opera voices of the 19th century, and an ode to the legacy of the original “dancers and showgirls” such as fashion from Isadora Duncan, Carmen Miranda and Josephine Baker.

Act two of the exhibit will feature modern pieces worn by Marilyn Monroe, a look from Rihanna’s dazzling Met Gala appearance in 2018 and the famous Bob Mackie “Flame Dress” commissioned by Tina Turner and worn in 1978.

The exhibit will run from Oct. 4, 2026 through Jan. 31, 2027, with tickets going on sale starting Aug. 20.