If owning a Rolls-Royce is already a privilege for very wealthy customers, some of them want to go even further by ordering a unique model that contains rare materials or manufacturing techniques that have not been seen in the world before.

It is to meet these requirements, see The Rolls-Royce Bespoke Collective was born. Here is a selection of the most beautiful custom Rolls-Royces of 2023.

Rolls-Royce Phantom Syntopia

There Rolls-Royce Phantom Syntopia is the most complex custom creation in the brand’s history, created in collaboration with Dutch fashion designer Iris van Herpen. Many elements of this model were designed as a work of art, and the Weaving Water headliner took almost 700 hours to make, using a single layer of leather overlaid on a woven fabric in “liquid metal”, which allows for a three-dimensional effect.

The rear seats are covered in a specially created blend of silk fabric with the “Weaver Water” pattern. To complete the sensory experience on board, the teams at Bespoke Collective integrated a perfume diffuser placed in the headrests.

Black Badge Ghost Ekleipsis Private Collection

There Rolls-Royce Ghost Ekleipsis inspired by the interplay of light and darkness when the moon blocks the sun during a total solar eclipse.

A lot of work has gone into the custom headliner, which features 940 illuminated “stars” representing a crown around the silhouette of the moon, surrounded by a further 192 “stars”. The animation can be seen for exactly 7 minutes and 31 seconds, which is the maximum possible duration of a total solar eclipse.

Black Badge Cullinan Blue Shadow

THE Rolls-Royce Cullinan Blue Shadow inspired by the Kármán line, an invisible boundary located 100 km above the Earth’s surface where our atmosphere ends and space begins.

The leather seats are artistically perforated to create a true work of art, formed from 75,000 tiny perforations that mimic the patterns of clouds swirling over the continents and oceans as seen from space. The headliner features an embroidery representing the surface of the Moon, which is made up of 250,000 stitches of thread in five different colors and is surrounded by 1,183 glowing “stars” (799 white and 384 blue), each hand-placed.

Rolls-Royce Manchester Ghost

There Rolls-Royce Manchester Ghost is a unique example that celebrates the city of Manchester’s historic connection with Rolls-Royce: it was at the Midland Hotel in Manchester on 4 May 1904 that Charles Rolls and Henry Royce first met to decide to build “the best car in the world”.

It is covered with 10,000 laser-engraved dots representing a bird’s-eye view of Manchester, with the largest dot indicating the location of the Midland Hotel. There’s also the Manchester Bee, the city’s emblem for over 150 years, symbolizing work and collective effort, and can be found embroidered on the front and rear seats.

Black Badge Wraith Black Arrow Private Collection

Created to mark the end of model production Rolls-Royce Wraith Black Arrow 12 examples were produced, the last coupes equipped with a Rolls-Royce V12 engine.

Its design pays tribute to the speed record set by Captain George Easton on September 16, 1938 at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. The roof sheathing was equipped with 2,117 illuminated “stars” representing the Milky Way and the constellations as they appeared that night. The doors receive an intricate finish consisting of over 320 laser-engraved details to recreate the cracked and uneven surface of the salt pools. There is also a unique piece of artwork representing the Wraith V12 engine engraved on a sheet of black-coated aluminium.

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