Rondooz Featured in Vanity Fair UK

Rondooz is pleased to share that it has been featured in the physical edition of Vanity Fair UK, appearing in the magazine’s campaign lookbook. The feature marks a quiet but meaningful step in the brand’s international presence, placing Rondooz alongside a selection of names recognised for their distinct creative vision, a space where art itself is given room to shine, to be seen.

Founded on the belief that clothing can carry the intimacy of a painting, Rondooz works at a place where body and spirit meet, where a striking design comes to life upon the fabric. The brand continues to explore the intersection of art and garment, translating hand-painted motifs onto fabric through a process that resists repetition by design. Each piece takes shape slowly, guided as much by the hand of the artist as by the discipline of the tailor, resulting in wearable art that is as considered as it is personal.

The Vanity Fair feature highlights this dual identity: pieces that read as art objects in their own right, yet remain rooted in the practicality of everyday dress. It is this balance, between artistic intent and wearability, that has come to define the brand’s approach to its Ready to Wear collections, and it is precisely this balance that the feature was drawn to.

For Rondooz, visibility in a publication of Vanity Fair’s UK standing is less about exposure in the conventional sense and more about validation, a recognition that hand-painted, artist-led fashion has a place within the broader conversation on contemporary luxury. It reflects years of dedicated, considered work, and offers encouragement to continue on the same path.

Rondooz remains committed to producing work slowly and deliberately, continuing to shape each collection with the same care and artistic integrity.