The collection was inspired by designer Romina Cardillo’s expedition to Antarctica, an experience that became a call to conserve, not only through message but through material. That led her to Polybion and Celium.

Over several months, both companies worked together to explore how Celium could take on different densities, weights and textures. The collection features Celium in its Original, Translucent, and Espumante variants.

For the first time, an entire collection was created exclusively using this cultivated material. Marie Claire México noted that the collaboration pushed the limits of biomaterial innovation through manual pleating and laser-cutting techniques, proving that Celium™ can move, fold, and breathe like fabric while maintaining its natural integrity.

El fin del mundo, principio de todo stands as more than a collection - it is a manifesto for creating from what lives, for materials that grow rather than being extracted, and for a future where humans design in harmony with living systems.

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