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For many BIPOC people, your nude can be seen as derogatory. Colorism has been a symptom of racism, colonialism, and imperialism that has plagued many for generations. Depending on what part of the world you live in, your nude may be seen as favored, disgusting, or inconvenient.
This past July, ...
Nude Barre is committed to cultivating a safe space for all hu(e)mans to explore their sexuality and sexual identity. This past June, Nude Barre Founder and CEO Erin Carpenter sat down with Penda N’diaye, a former professional dancer turned writer, sexual educator for women of color, and founder...
Nude Barre celebrates hu(e)mans performing life every day, and in today’s hectic climate our mental health carries the heaviest load of that performance.
For Mental Health Awareness month, our CEO Erin Carpenter along with Jessica Lin and Levina Li are leading with joy and discussing what it m...
Nude Barre exists to celebrate Hu(e)man's Performing Life and uplift the voices of marginalized communities. As a Black and female-founded brand, we want to bring awareness to Black Maternal Health in the effort to emphasize the profound need for better care and compassion for expecting mothers w...
Nude Barre has graced athletes, performers, and tea spillers alike. With an inclusive 12 shade range and bodywear that provides both comfort and coverage, it’s no wonder why Nude Barre is a favorite amongst celebs. Take a look at the VIPS caught in the Nude (Barre) and how they rock their true h...
A March, Travel + Leisure article recalls how Merriam Webster defined the word nude as “having the color of a white person’s skin,” until 2015. Writer Rosemary Akpan addresses this disservice and chronicles the complex relationship women of darker skin tones have with current societal imagination...