The Two Rondooz Pieces Featured in Vanity Fair UK
Rondooz was recently featured in Vanity Fair UK. In the ad the brand published, two pieces from Rondooz’s wearable art collection were showcased. These two pieces reflect the brand’s core approach, turning fabric into a canvas and craftsmanship into art. Here’s a closer look at both.
Piece 1: Rouge Gobelin Blazer
The Rouge Gobelin jacket is a One of One piece, meaning only a single version was ever produced and it will never be repeated. The jacket is built on a cotton base, with the front panels and sleeves combined with pieces of antique Gobelin tapestry to create a distinct texture and a one of a kind identity.
On the back of the garment, an abstract design of free brushstrokes and layered color is fully hand-painted and finished with stone embellishments. The fully handmade construction, the use of authentic antique Gobelin material, and the direct painting on the garment make this jacket one of the signature pieces in Rondooz’s One of One collection.
Piece 2: Hidden Garden Top
Hidden Garden is a crop top from the Limited Edition collection, known for its cross back design. The main artwork is painted on the back of the garment, with the design structured so the artistic details stand out most when the back of the piece is seen. This style is released as a limited, numbered edition.
The main material of the top is linen, and like the rest of the Rondooz collection, both the painting and the stone embellishments are done entirely by hand. It’s produced in a run of 100 pieces worldwide, and once the stock is gone, no further version of it will be released.
From a jacket that will never be repeated to a top with only 100 pieces in existence, these two works show why Rondooz’s craft goes beyond ordinary garment design.
