Grateful to Tiffanie Darke for highlighting SKIN SERIES — and for bringing attention to the skin microbiome and textile toxicity — in her recent article in @financialtimes
“Most sportswear is synthetic, finished with chemicals designed to wick moisture and odour, repel water and prevent staining. Many also incorporate heavy metals, antimicrobials, chlorine bleach and formaldehyde in the production process, which can disrupt the skin’s microbiome.”
A new exhibition Performance without Toxicity at @themillsfabrica_uk in London includes some SKIN SERIES products for purchase. Exhibition continues until end of June.
Our @skinseries_ × @EdenPowerCorp collaboration was an ongoing journey of testing, refining, and understanding how the materials behave on the body.
The collection includes biodegradable silk and seaweed-knitted base layers, bodysuits, cardigans, hoods, briefs, and socks. The socks were developed in collaboration with @kittyshukman ✨
Each piece is shaped around the intrinsic performance of the materials themselves, allowing their natural structure, elasticity, and breathability to guide the design rather than relying on external technical finishes.
The collaboration is available at the @thelncc London store & Online
Images Order:
1&2 @ekezia styles by @wtngting
3 Fitting with @isislenos
4 @matthew__minton
5 & 6 Fitting with @fairygallerina
7 @matthew__minton
8 @arrwsmth
A collaboration between @skinseries_@edenpowercorp and @kittyshukman
Featuring Yana Borodina @scorpioprincesse
The project introduces a series of silk/seaweed knitted base layers bodysuits, T-shirts, underwear, and socks designed around the natural performance of materials.
Now available exclusively in store at @thelncc
Photographer: Nuša Hernavs @nusawhoknowswho
BTS Footage: Bogdan @keaybt
Location: Sol sol sol Studio @_sol_sol_sol_sol_
Set design: Benjamin Brenner @benj6m1n
This week we celebrated the launch of our @skinseries_ collaboration with @edenpowercorp and @kittyshukman at @thelncc
The project introduces a series of silk/seaweed knitted base layers—bodysuits, T-shirts, underwear, and socks—designed around the natural performance of materials. Through this collaboration, we set out to explore alternative ways of making clothes, bringing ecology, the body, and the mind into dialogue.
The launch was marked by an immersive sonic experience blending electronic music with mindfulness practices led by @kamelliasara , with Coconut Milk Probiotic Chocolates from @againlings
Thank you to all who joined us on Wednesday. The collection is now available in store at @thelncc
Model: Yana Borodina @scorpioprincesse Photographer: Nuša Hernavs @nusawhoknowswho Event photography: Jenny Arrowsmith @arrwsmth Collaboration Copy edit: @ke5hava
Next week, at our showroom, Readymade hosts Rosie Broadhead of Therapeutic Textiles to discuss her research and development of probiotic materials.
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Seeds by @twiggy_gent - a sartorial pre order event.
11-20 October, Notarisstraat 3, Gent
You’re invited to try on @skinseries_ and other Belgium-based designers
As consumer priorities are shifting towards health and wellbeing in their clothing choices, find out how biomaterials in fashion impact sustainability and skin health.
In this episode of Create Tomorrow, @skinseries_ founder Rosie Broadhead and WGSN Foresight Lead Martina Rocca talk about the importance of integrating biological intelligence into textile design, including probiotics in clothing and their impact on skin health.
Tap the link in bio to learn about the way forward for biomaterials in the fashion industry and the necessity for brands to communicate authentically about their sustainability efforts while educating the next generation of designers.
@rosiebroadhead_ ‘ @skinseries_ is a collection of activewear made from knitted fabrics embedded with bioactive ingredients, exploring how clothing can actively support skin and body health. @phiome.bio , meanwhile, develops microbial coating technologies—biofabricated to rebalance the skin’s microbiome and reduce unpleasant smells. In doing so, Rosie’s work reminds us that we are not one, but many.
“These are ingredients you’d usually associate with cosmetics, but I’m thinking about how you can actually wear them—how these garments can become an extension of your skincare.”
Read our conversation with Rosie Broadhead on NPOL Journal via 🔗 in bio
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Are probiotic textiles the future of wellness? @natsaiaudrey met with textile designer and researcher @rosiebroadhead_ , founder of material innovation platform @skinseries_ and co-founder of @phiome.bio , to explore how probiotic textiles are challenging our separation from nature, reframing health, and awakening the invisible intelligence of the microbiome.
Read the latest NPOL Journal edition “The Future of Fashion is Skincare: Exploring Next-to-Skin Technology with Rosie Broadhead” via 🔗 in bio
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