McLaren Special Operations has created some truly breathtaking one-off supercars for wealthy clients over the years, from a stunning carbon-themed Senna, to a collection of blacked-out 570GTs. Thankfully, we'll never tire of the company's bespoke creations, because MSO has unveiled yet another one-off 720S, this time featuring a unique Stealth design theme.

The Stealth MSO Bespoke theme was first shown during the global debut of the McLaren 720S, but this is the first example that has been produced. MSO's Velocity, Track, and Pacific themes, on the other hand, have already been created as one-off commissions.

Commissioned by McLaren London, the special 720S stands out from the crowd thanks to its striking MSO Defined Sarthe Grey exterior paint inspired by the McLaren F1 GTR that raced to victory at the 1995 24 Hours of Le Mans. Contrasting Vermillion Red accents on the front, hood, and sides extending to the rear deck accentuate the car's sensual lines, which took 200 hours for MSO's designers to paint by hand.

Red accents have also been applied to the car's 10-Spoke Super Lightweight alloy wheels, which are finished in MSO Bespoke Satin Black with the outer rim and a single spoke in contrasting Vermillion Red. Bespoke Satin Finish Visual Carbon Fiber components also enhance the exterior of the car, with the front air intakes, door mirror casings, door mirror arms, rear aero bridges, rear deck and service cover and rear fender air intakes all finished in the lightweight material.

Since the customer ordered their 720S in McLaren's Performance specification, it features a sporty interior with carbon fiber switch and center panel surrounds and Alcantara trim material. For the 720S Stealth theme, MSO has spiced up the cabin with red leather and Apex Red stitching on the fascia, door inners and seats.

No word if the one-off 720S received any performance upgrades, but we can safely assume its 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 produces at least 710 hp and 568 lb-ft of torque, enabling the supercar to sprint from 0-62 mph in 2.9 seconds and top out at 212 mph.