Zandra Rhodes collections are sold in the top stores and boutiques around the world but her work does not just stop with dresses and printed textiles. It also encompasses various exciting licences including jewellery, wrapping paper, a full range of china for Royal Doulton, furs for Pologeorgis in New York. She has also collaborated with MAC to produce a limited edition make-up range.

In the last few years Zandra's career has diversified into designing the sets and costumes for opera as internationally. She first worked for the opera in 2001, when San Diego Opera invited her to do costumes for the Magic Flute. She was then asked to design both sets and costumes for Bizet's The Pearl Fishers in 2004. This has already toured five cities in the USA including San Francisco and New York, Washington National Opera and L'Opera de Montreal.

Zandra Rhodes has worked with Houston Grand Opera on Egyptian-inspired designs for Verdi's 'Aida', which opened at the English National Opera 2007 and was encored in 2008 again with the English National Opera. Zandra has also devoted much of her time to setting up the Fashion and Textile Museum in London, dedicated to showing the work of fashion and textile designers from the 1950's onwards. It was officially opened in May 2003 by HRH Princess Michael of Kent. The museum is now part of Newham College of Further Education and it has been awarded the status of: National Skills Academy for Fashion, Textiles, and Jewellery.

Zandra have Stores in the following countries:
England, USA, France, Italy, Monaco, Spain, Saudi Arabia.