The StudioSoie Journal
AwaLifestyle
14 September
Silk dress in autumn: how to wear it without getting cold
Silk isn’t just a summer fabric. The right weight, weave, and four thoughtfully chosen layers—a petticoat, knitwear, tights, and closed-toe shoes—are all you need to w...
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MeiBeauty & Skin
12 September
Pillow marks upon waking: what science really says
Pillow marks aren’t expression lines: they come from mechanical compression of the face, night after night. What studies show, what a silk pillowcase really changes—an...
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ColetteMaterial & Craftsmanship
9 September
Crêpe de Chine, georgette, silk satin: which weave for which garment?
Satin, crêpe de Chine, georgette, twill: the same mulberry silk thread, four distinct characteristics. Colette breaks down each weave and explains which one to choose ...
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InèsSleep & Silk
7 September
Back-to-school dust mites and allergies: what silk bedding changes (and what it doesn’t)
Dust mites peak in our bedding between August and October. What silk pillowcases and bedding really change for sensitive sleepers, without miracle promises.
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AwaLifestyle
4 September
The silk scarf, the understated companion for going back to the office
In short: this back-to-work season, the silk scarf is making its way into the office. Not as a Sunday accessory, but as an everyday professional piece — on a bag, in y...
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MalikSilk for men
1 September
Silk for men: where to start (and why the T-shirt first)
In short: if you buy only one silk item this year, make it the T-shirt. It's the only one that touches the skin all day, and that's where the material really makes a d...
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MeiBeauty & Skin
28 August
Silk and acne: what you need to know (and what you shouldn’t believe)
A silk pillowcase does not treat acne. But it affects three factors that your routine often overlooks: friction, skincare absorption, and contact hygiene. What silk ca...
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MeiBeauty & Skin
26 August
Silk scrunchie: protect your hair every day
The thin elastic concentrates tension on just a few millimeters of fiber. The mulberry silk scrunchie distributes pressure and glides instead of snagging: less breakag...
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ColetteMaterial & Craftsmanship
24 August
Switch to silk bedding for the fall
In summary: switching to silk for fall is not about adding a layer — it is about changing the weight. Here is the momme to aim for as the nights grow cooler, the order...
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MeiBeauty & Skin
21 August
Autumn hair loss: reduce breakage at night
In short: seasonal autumn shedding is a physiological phenomenon, and it passes. What doesn’t go away on its own is breakage—those short, brittle hairs that add to the...
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