UNVAIN's SKINS Collection Conquers Berlin Fashion Week with Raw Luxury
Robert Friedrichs' label UNVAIN presented its sophomore runway collection, 'SKINS,' at Berlin Fashion Week inside the ICC Berlin. Each look was built from a single poetic sentence describing an imagined character, inspired by the British TV show Skins. Garments mixed heavy parkas and deadstock leather jackets with lace, sheer fabrics, and upcycled furs, featuring 18th-century Hussar lacing. Sustainability partnerships with ZEROW and Sellpy were integrated into the clothing, and an olfactory installation by fragrance house RYOKO filled the brutalist halls. Photographer Anna Nowalska-Duda captured backstage images of models before the show.
Key facts
- UNVAIN is a label by Robert Friedrichs.
- The collection is titled 'SKINS' for Spring/Summer 2027.
- The show took place at ICC Berlin during Berlin Fashion Week.
- Each look was inspired by a character from the British TV show Skins.
- Materials included deadstock leather, upcycled furs, lace, and sheer fabrics.
- 18th-century Hussar lacing was used as a design element.
- UNVAIN partnered with ZEROW and Sellpy for sustainability.
- Fragrance house RYOKO created an olfactory installation for the event.
Entities
Artists
- Robert Friedrichs
- Anna Nowalska-Duda
Institutions
- UNVAIN
- ZEROW
- Sellpy
- RYOKO
- Berlin Fashion Week
- Fashion Council Germany
- ICC Berlin
- Kaltblut Magazine
Locations
- Berlin
- Germany
- ICC Berlin