Rolls-Royce Spent Four Years Creating This One-Off Phantom With A Dutch Fashion Icon | Carscoops carscoops
Iris van Herpen, for those who aren’t into fashion, is a big deal in the world of haute couture. In fact, she is a member of the Parisian Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture, so it doesn’t get much more high fashion than her. And she has spent the last four years working with Rolls-Royce to create a one-off car.
This technique was previously used in van Herpen’s “Embossed Sounds” collection, and has been arranged here around a 162-piece petal motif made of glass organza that was installed by members of the fashion designer’s own team. The whole ceiling is finished Here, the front seats are finished in Magic Grey leather, which has a lustrous finish, and the rear seats are finished in a silk blend fabric, whose design was inspired by the reflection of lights on the water during nighttime.Beyond the physical materials that went into the Phantom Syntopia, Rolls-Royce also created a signature scent for the car. Inspired by the fashion designer, it features elements of iris, in addition to cedarwood, hints of leather, mild lemon, and rose from Patagonia.
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