Skin Food is the official skincare provider for Stella McCartney’s Paris Fashion Week shows in March and October, offering backstage prep and priming for models through a dedicated Skin Food Glow Studio. The partnership highlights the shared values of both brands: sustainability, quality and integrity. What are you waiting for? It's time to get model-like skin.

As the saying goes, “some marriages are made in heaven,” and the first phase of partnership between Skin Food and Stella McCartney felt beautifully aligned, not just aesthetically, but ethically. Rooted in cruelty-free principles, conscious sourcing and a deep respect for both nature and craftsmanship, the collaboration reflected a shared belief: true beauty is as responsible as it is radiant. Staged within an equestrian centre, with horses joining the models in the catwalk venue, the setting subtly echoed themes of harmony between humanity and the natural world.

Skin Food set up a Glow Studio backstage at the Stella McCartney Winter 2026 show in Paris, where the team expertly prepped models’ skin using signature products from the Skin Food range, ensuring they hit the runway with a coveted, lit-from-within radiance. The team also applied Skin Food Ultra Light Dry Oil to legs and arms, giving limbs a subtle, luminous sheen that provided a healthy-looking glow under the runway lights.

There’s a reason 99% of make-up artists recommend Skin Food - it’s the pro’s backstage essential. However you incorporate the iconic formula into your daily routine, whether that be the cult classic, Body Butter, Super Serum, Ultra-Light Dry Oil or even the latest innovation in Glow Serum Drops, naturally nourish dry skin and always be catwalk ready. Weleda; it's in the bag.