Jeremy Scott has a new gig. And that’s probably unexpected.
The designer, a former creative director at Moschino, is known for fusing the worlds of fashion and pop culture through his art. This time, he combines beauty and design through a collaboration with hair and skin care brand SpoiledChild. (This isn’t his first partnership in beauty; he designed a fluffy pink bag for Furtuna Skin in 2022.)
Scott, calling from her vacation home in Palm Springs, Calif., said she learned about Spoiled Child through Los Angeles esthetician Michelle Montiel.
“I was asking her questions about them and we started playing with them and I fell in love with them and I was just so fascinated,” he said. Ta. “I love beautiful skin and health and taking care of myself. And I started getting really excited not only about the actual product and how it affects my skin, but also the packaging. .”
Breaking away from SpoiledChild’s existing look — showcasing eye-catching, colorful packaging made from refillable or recyclable materials — Scott brings space-inspired designs with the future in mind . For the limited edition set, Scott dressed up one of the brand’s products, H30 Fibroquine Advanced Firming Eye Cream, in a chrome spaceship case.
“The product already has that futuristic, sci-fi movie feel to the bottle,” Scott continued. “And I was thinking about the future. Frankly, so many people get depressed about getting older and anxious about the future. I don’t subscribe. No, I don’t subscribe to anything like that. I truly believe that growing old is a great luxury. The ultimate luxury is not living. It’s about being able to experience life.”
SpoiledChild x Jeremy Scott Collection.
Courtesy of SpoiledChild
He also designed a metallic silver bag and hooded jacket that featured the word “spoiled” in all caps on the back as part of the release. The collection drops on November 15th, but waitlist access opened on Tuesday at Spoiledchild.com.
“I wanted the hoodie to be like a foil to give it the feel of an astronaut suit,” he explained. The interior is ‘wasabi’ green, providing an unexpected pop of color that ties in with the vibrant aesthetic the brand is known for.
The line also includes footed jackets.
Courtesy of SpoiledChild
When SpoiledChild was launched by Oddity (Il Makiage’s parent company) in February 2022, it introduced 17 refillable stock-keeping units for hair care and skin care, priced between $45 and $95. The brand has since entered the wellness space with the addition of ingestible products such as E27 Extra Strength Liquid Collagen and L30 Biotin & Multivitamin Hair Gummies. The popularity of these products led to total sales of $48 million in the first year. Lindsey Drucker Mann, Oddity’s global chief financial officer, told WWD that Spoiled Child is profitable and had net revenues of $110 million in 2023.
“I fell in love with apple cider vinegar probiotics,” Scott said of the gummies. “I know it’s not candy, I have to remind myself of that,” he laughed.
Scott said more work projects are planned, but he remains tight-lipped about details. “Right now everything is still under strict control.”
