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Article: Rondooz in Vanity Fair UK on the International Stage

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Rondooz in Vanity Fair UK on the International Stage

Marking the brand’s first campaign with the renowned international title, Rondooz in Vanity Fair UK presents the brand’s distinctive vision of wearable art to an international audience, with Rondooz presented in Vanity Fair UK as part of this significant milestone in its growing global presence.

This marks a proud moment for the brand, placing its name alongside other recognised brands and creative names. More importantly, it reflects the growing interest in Rondooz among discerning clients and collectors both in Spain and internationally.

Where Art Becomes Wearable

Rondooz approaches clothing as wearable art. For this reason, each piece begins with an artistic vision rather than a seasonal trend.

The Artistic Director often starts with an antique Gobelin tapestry. Its colours, texture and narrative can shape the direction of a new design.

The textile becomes part of the artwork itself. From there, the hand-painted details take shape directly on the garment, with each brushstroke adding something slightly different. The finished piece retains the marks of the artist’s hand, including the small variations that make hand-painted work unique. Rather than using printed imagery, Rondooz keeps this part of the process entirely in the hands of the artist.

This approach gives each piece a distinct character. Even pieces from the same limited edition may have small differences in their hand-painted details. The artwork is created by hand, so no two garments are quite the same. Together, these details give each piece its own expression while keeping it connected to the wider limited edition.

Rondooz presentation in Vanity Fair UK

One of One and Limited Edition

Rondooz creates both One of One and limited edition pieces. Each artwork receives its own certificate, signed by the Artistic Director. The certificate accompanies the piece as a record of its identity and place within the Rondooz artistic practice.

This distinction matters to collectors. A Rondooz piece is not simply something to wear. It brings together garment, painting, craftsmanship and artistic authorship. In this sense, Fashion as Art becomes something that can move with the wearer.

Rondooz in Vanity Fair UK

The presentation in Vanity Fair UK introduces this approach to a wider international audience. The campaign presents Rondooz within a carefully selected environment, alongside other names with distinctive creative identities. For the brand, this marks an important step in building recognition among an international clientele.

Rondooz in Vanity Fair UK also reflects a wider evolution in how its work is understood. Collectors are drawn to the individuality of hand-executed artwork and the story held within each piece. The use of antique Gobelin tapestry adds another layer of history, materiality and rarity.

A Continuing Artistic Language

Rondooz continues to create pieces slowly and deliberately in Barcelona. Each work brings together the hand of the artist, the discipline of tailoring and the character of the original textile. Its purpose remains clear: to create wearable artworks for people who value originality, craftsmanship and collectable design.

Rondooz in Vanity Fair UK represents one chapter in that journey. More importantly, it reflects the growing space Rondooz is creating between art, clothing and collecting.

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