The collection is inspired by the history of medicine, Enlightenment thought, criminal research, mortuary practices, but also architecture, museums and the brutalist movement. This is where "Rift Bones" came into being: exploring through every piece of clothing the anatomy of the human body in the form of a plan similar to the sketches of architects from the Brutalist movement.

From all these areas of interest arose a real reflection around anatomy and more precisely by looking at the 100,000km that blood vessels form in a human body and how it was possible to transcribe them on a silhouette of fashion. Which textile to use? How to transcribe a body texture? How do you relate anatomy to architecture? It is by asking all these questions that the IPM label has succeeded in bringing its collection to life.

IPN's "Rift Bones" is an invitation to open the conversation about the aesthetics of the human body and its countless secrets. The theme is expressed through the details of the collection such as prints, fabrics and clothing constructions. IPN's FW21 collection continues the exploration of form and function, elegance and portability through its inspirations. At the same time, thanks to its collection, IPN hopes to support laboratories specializing in research on in vitro skin reproduction in the laboratory aimed at treating genetic skin diseases or even allowing transplants.