MOMMY I'M SORRY

Creative Direction

Apr 22, 2025

MOMMY I'M SORRY Runway Show

the worlds first tattoo runway show

The World’s First Tattoo Runway Show

A Visionary Leap for Mommy I'm Sorry

The opening of our new location in Stuttgart wasn’t just a move; it was a manifesto. After a long-awaited transition, my mission for MOMMY I'M SORRY became crystal clear: we aren't just a tattoo studio. We are becoming the SUPREME of the tattoo industry—a brand that thrives at the intersection of culture, fashion, and boundary-breaking events.

The Body as an artwork

Coming from a background in the fashion industry, the idea was born from a desire to merge these two worlds in a way that had never been done before. We didn't want to showcase existing tattoos. Instead, we turned the human body into a temporary, reimagined masterpiece using tattoo stencils.

This approach gave our artists absolute creative freedom. They weren't limited by skin types or permanent decisions; they were invited to imagine the body as a raw canvas, designing entire physical forms through the lens of their unique styles.

The artists

For this world-first event, we gathered a curated collective of world-class artists. Led by the renowned Matteo Nangeroni, the runway featured the visionary work of Silas Becks, Marie Sophie Truebswetter (maryrain.tattoo), Riccardo Pelleossa (pelleossa.ink), Yongjuntattoo, Eugenetattoo, and Romary_tattoo.

These artists collaborated with a cast of models—Carl Schultz, Alex Agavelova, Camille Frediani, Adriana Wolf, and Alexandra Kim — who brought the blue-and-purple blueprints to life.

A New Legacy

Captured through the lens of photographer Gleb Bondarenko, the editorial highlights the raw, brutalistic energy of our new Stuttgart home.


This runway show was more than just a performance; it was true pioneering work. By executing the worldwide first show of this kind, we’ve set a new standard for how tattoo culture can influence the fashion world and the other way around. This was the first of many. We are just getting started.

© 2026 Stefan kern —

creative director / videographer

paris - stuttgart

creative director / videographer

paris - stuttgart

MOMMY I'M SORRY

Creative Direction

Apr 22, 2025

MOMMY I'M SORRY Runway Show

the worlds first tattoo runway show

The World’s First Tattoo Runway Show

A Visionary Leap for Mommy I'm Sorry

The opening of our new location in Stuttgart wasn’t just a move; it was a manifesto. After a long-awaited transition, my mission for MOMMY I'M SORRY became crystal clear: we aren't just a tattoo studio. We are becoming the SUPREME of the tattoo industry—a brand that thrives at the intersection of culture, fashion, and boundary-breaking events.

The Body as an artwork

Coming from a background in the fashion industry, the idea was born from a desire to merge these two worlds in a way that had never been done before. We didn't want to showcase existing tattoos. Instead, we turned the human body into a temporary, reimagined masterpiece using tattoo stencils.

This approach gave our artists absolute creative freedom. They weren't limited by skin types or permanent decisions; they were invited to imagine the body as a raw canvas, designing entire physical forms through the lens of their unique styles.

The artists

For this world-first event, we gathered a curated collective of world-class artists. Led by the renowned Matteo Nangeroni, the runway featured the visionary work of Silas Becks, Marie Sophie Truebswetter (maryrain.tattoo), Riccardo Pelleossa (pelleossa.ink), Yongjuntattoo, Eugenetattoo, and Romary_tattoo.

These artists collaborated with a cast of models—Carl Schultz, Alex Agavelova, Camille Frediani, Adriana Wolf, and Alexandra Kim — who brought the blue-and-purple blueprints to life.

A New Legacy

Captured through the lens of photographer Gleb Bondarenko, the editorial highlights the raw, brutalistic energy of our new Stuttgart home.


This runway show was more than just a performance; it was true pioneering work. By executing the worldwide first show of this kind, we’ve set a new standard for how tattoo culture can influence the fashion world and the other way around. This was the first of many. We are just getting started.

© 2026 Stefan kern —