Rondooz Blazers in British Vogue as Wearable Art

In July 2026, two distinctive Rondooz blazers were presented in British Vogue as part of the brand’s advertising campaign. These Rondooz blazers in British Vogue showcase two One of One wearable art pieces, each exploring the relationship between historic textiles, original painting and handcrafted embellishment. From a Japanese garden-inspired composition to Barcelona’s distinctive mosaic language, both blazers express Rondooz’s approach to Fashion as Art.

Narrative Panel Gobelin Blazer

The Narrative Panel Gobelin Blazer brings together reclaimed needlepoint textile, black crepe and intricate hand-painted details. Created as a One of One artwork, it will not be reproduced.

Its design combines two distinct artistic narratives. On the front, sculptural botanical embroidery incorporates beads, crystals and pearl-like details. These elements create texture and catch the light. Meanwhile, the back features an original hand-painted Japanese garden scene. A delicate branch and a figure inspired by Japanese bijin-ga imagery introduce a quieter, painterly quality.

The recovered textile also plays a structural role in the blazer. Its integration preserves the character of the original needlework while giving it a new expression. As a result, the piece moves beyond the conventions of a statement blazer. It becomes wearable art, shaped by the relationship between textile history and individual artistic expression.

Barcelona Mosaic Gobelin Blazer

Among the Rondooz blazers in British Vogue, the Barcelona Mosaic Gobelin Blazer draws inspiration from the visual character of Barcelona. It combines olive tailoring with recovered pictorial needlepoint sourced from a traditional market in Seville.

The original needlework features architectural details such as façades, balconies and windows, interspersed with figures and foliage. Set against the blazer’s structured silhouette, the textile brings a sense of contrast to the design. Broad lapels, plain sleeves and curved pockets complete its tailored look.

Hand-painted details on the back draw on Barcelona’s trencadís mosaic technique. Crystals, beads, pearl-like details and metallic elements add texture to the design. As they catch the light and shift with movement, they bring depth to the composition while allowing the original artwork to remain the focus.

As a One of One piece, the blazer brings together regional visual references, reclaimed needlework and meticulous handcraft. Its distinctive composition also demonstrates how embellished clothing can carry an artistic narrative beyond surface decoration.