The duo's latest accessory is now available in all skin tones.
"We've been working with a private rubber dolling company that has been manufacturing our Skin Gloves designs," said co-founders Dalton and Bhaskaran."[They're] are also functionally useful during these times as they are made of silicon and totally washable. They really can help protect you from catching the virus."
Selling for $1,599, the opera-length gloves are custom-molded to fit your arms and are available in all skin tones. It features the brand's signature flesh horn and comes with optional overgrown nails. Dalton and Bhaskaran originally wanted to debut the gloves with a fashion presentation in May, but the coronavirus pandemic put a stop to those plans."Self-expression is a key part of our own happiness and survival," they said."The fact of the matter is, we can't express ourselves and dress up anymore due to self-isolation.
They hope that these gloves will provide fantasy and inspiration during these dark times, adding that people can still be creative and have fun with fashion."That's really also why we wanted to launch the skin gloves to hopefully inspire other people in our situation to keep creating and pushing the boundaries during these times," they said.
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