The 2025 Rolls-Royce Phantom Centenary Private Collection was created to celebrate 100 years of the Phantom nameplate. Limited to just 25 examples worldwide, each car was developed through Rolls-Royce Bespoke over more than a year, with designers, engineers and craftspeople studying the model's heritage in exceptional detail.Rather than relying on obvious commemorative features, the Centenary Collection approaches Phantom history as a layered narrative. The exterior references the elegant proportions of pre-war Phantoms through a bespoke two-tone finish in Super Champagne Crystal Arctic White and Diamond Black, intended to evoke the glamour of Hollywood's golden age. The paint itself contains champagne-toned iridescent glass particles suspended within the lacquer, creating a subtle metallic depth that changes depending on light and viewing angle. Gold detailing appears throughout the exterior, including a reinterpreted Spirit of Ecstasy inspired by the original 1925 figurine. Formed from solid 18-carat gold and finished in 24-carat plating, it also features white enamel and a bespoke 'Phantom Centenary' hallmark. Even the traditional Rolls-Royce monogram badges are rendered in gold and enamel for the first time.Inside, the Centenary becomes even more intricate. Rolls-Royce describes it as the most technically ambitious Private Collection model it has produced, with historical references embedded across almost every surface. The rear seating area was developed alongside a couture textile atelier using layered fabrics, golden embroidery and hand-finished detailing. Constructed from 45 individual panels aligned by hand, the composition contains more than 160,000 stitches and gradually reveals references to significant moments, locations and figures connected to Phantom history.The front seats use laser-etched leather inspired by archival engineering sketches and internal project references from previous Phantom generations. Some motifs are deliberately subtle, inclu