"TTSWTRS, a brand celebrated for its exploration of human physicality through design and art, has launched its Fall-Winter 2025/26 collection, Skin Couture. This collection serves as a manifesto of self-acceptance, reframing the body as a vessel of inner freedom. It emphasises the emotional experiences tied to clothing, highlighting how garments can connect individuals to their bodies and memories. The collection features body-hugging silhouettes that accentuate natural forms, alongside prints that mimic bare skin in their candid expression."
"TTSWTRS' in-house artists and art director have significantly contributed to the collection's emotional depth, blending technical precision with raw emotion to shape its aesthetic. They collaborated with theatrical costume designer Nazar Didyk, who introduced innovative materials and techniques, enhancing the collection's tactile contrasts and performative qualities. Notably, the Skin Couture prints are inspired by photographs of real individuals recounting their journeys of insecurity and self-acceptance. Designs also feature collaboration with tattoo artist Mills, known for his intricate focus on form, texture, and vintage symbols."
"Among the eleven pieces available for purchase, highlights include the transparent Melted bodysuit with voluminous polyurethane embellishments; Skin Couture jeans with adjustable carabiners and zippers for customizable fit; and the Vintage Tattoo jumpsuit adorned with lifelike prints and hand-applied crystals. The collection also showcases the Blur Ink ensemble of corset, top, and pants, the ethereal Aura dress, and the intricate Metamorph fringe dress, which exhibits a waterfall effect with pioneering print techniques."
Skin Couture reframes the body as a vessel of inner freedom and emphasizes emotional experiences tied to clothing. The collection features body-hugging silhouettes that accentuate natural forms and prints that mimic bare skin. In-house artists and the art director blended technical precision with raw emotion, collaborating with theatrical costume designer Nazar Didyk to introduce innovative materials and tactile contrasts. Prints were inspired by photographs of real individuals recounting insecurity and self-acceptance, and a collaboration with tattoo artist Mills incorporated form-focused, vintage-symbol motifs. Eleven purchasable pieces include the Melted bodysuit, customizable Skin Couture jeans, Vintage Tattoo jumpsuit, Blur Ink ensemble, Aura dress, and Metamorph fringe dress.
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