
The Two Rondooz Blazers Featured In British Vogue
Rondooz has recently been featured in British Vogue, where two wearable art blazers from the brand’s One of One collection were showcased. Presented as part of Vogue’s editorial feature, both garments highlight Rondooz’s approach to collectible fashion, combining original hand-painted artwork, antique Gobelin textiles, and handcrafted construction. Here is a closer look at the two pieces featured in the publication.

PIECE 1: NARRATIVE PANEL GOBELIN BLAZER
The Narrative Panel Gobelin Blazer is a One of One creation, produced as a single original work that will never be recreated. Built from crepe and reclaimed antique Gobelin textile, the blazer transforms historical tapestry into a contemporary silhouette through a fully handcrafted artistic process.
Every section of the garment is individually hand-painted using professional textile pigments before being completed with hand-applied stone embellishments. Rather than serving as decorative elements alone, the preserved Gobelin fragments become part of the garment’s structure, giving the blazer the character of a wearable artwork with a permanent, unrepeatable identity.


PIECE 2: BARCELONA MOSAIC GOBELIN BLAZER
Also featured in Vogue, the Barcelona Mosaic Gobelin Blazer belongs to Rondooz’s One of One collection. Constructed on a cotton base combined with reclaimed antique Gobelin textile, the piece reinterprets traditional tapestry through contemporary tailoring and artist led craftsmanship.
Its entire surface is finished by hand using permanent textile paints, while carefully positioned stone embellishments add depth to the composition. Created as a singular wearable canvas, the blazer exists as a unique artistic work, with no duplicate or future reproduction planned.
Together, these two blazers reflect the philosophy behind Rondooz’s wearable art practice. By combining hand painting, reclaimed antique textiles, and one of a kind construction, the pieces featured in Vogue demonstrate the brand’s commitment to creating collectible garments that exist beyond conventional fashion.



