Jeremy Scott is ready for liftoff. The designer has followed up his partnership with wellness brand SpoiledChild with a new collaboration featuring wellness goods packaged in Scott’s whimsical designs inspired by space travel.
“Growing up, my curiosity was my escape. My imagination let me explore a world that didn’t exist yet until I created it. I like to think that traveling earth, space or even time is the key to unlocking our inner child who questions convention and seeks joy in everything,” Scott said in a statement.
Jeremy Scott’s capsule collection for SpoiledChild.
The second limited-edition capsule collection, which released March 13 on the brand’s website, is true to his essence, featuring collectible pieces designed in playful and curious ways.
The Collectors Capsule 2 includes a mirrored turquoise spaceman that encases SpoiledChild’s bestselling S33+ Anti-Collagen Serum. The product helps diminish the appearance of fine lines and increases the appearance of skin firmness and elasticity, according to the brand. “Hydration, hydration, hydration. That’s what this serum does for my skin — to the max,” the former Moschino creative director said.
The G25+ Anti-Aging Retin + Night Rewind Serum is formulated with Retinol and Bakuchiol to reduce the appearance of fine lines and the effects of sun damage and blemishes. The E27 Extra Strength Liquid Collagen is a drinkable supplement formulated to improve the appearance of skin, hair, nails and gut health. The Sleep Mist includes chamomile and lavender scents in a blend of essential oils, which encourages restful sleep and renewal.
Jeremy Scott’s capsule collection for SpoiledChild.
Along with the wellness products, the capsule features a turquoise cotton terry hoodie with a chrome nylon-lined hood for $350.
The collection, which can be purchased separately or as a travel kit packaged in a pod for $480, is available at spoiledchild.com.
Last year, Scott released his first collaboration with SpoiledChild, featuring a chrome spaceship design for the H30 Fibroquin Advanced Firming Eye Cream. The capsule also included a silver bag and metallic hoodie. “The products already have this futuristic sci-fi movie kind of feeling of these bottles,” Scott previously told WWD. “And then I was thinking about the future. And, I mean, so many people get so dreary about aging and getting older, and also have a fear of the future, frankly. I don’t, and I don’t subscribe to any of that. I fully believe growing older is an extreme luxury. The opposite is not being alive. The ultimate luxury is growing older and being able to experience life.”
