🟣 Flight Attendant Turned Purple–Here’s Why

A powerful true story that pulls back the layers on what’s hiding in our clothing.

Author

Rob Herring
May 05, 2025

Hello my friend,

Imagine stepping out of your bathtub and seeing purple stains on the porcelain—left not by soap or shampoo, but by the dye from your work uniform, now embedded in your skin.

This was the shocking reality for Monica, a flight attendant featured in Let Them Be Naked. Her airline-issued uniform, saturated with synthetic dyes, caused rashes, respiratory issues—and left ghostly purple imprints on her bathtub—all from something she wore every day.

Monica’s story is not an isolated case.

Almost all clothing the average person wears today is treated with a cocktail of industrial chemicals—including formaldehyde and possibly traces of arsenic. These toxins off-gas into our environment or absorb directly through our skin, potentially contributing to:

And yet, most people have no idea what's hiding in their closets. (More info here)

That’s exactly why we made this film.

🎥 Our feature documentary Let Them Be Naked explores the untold story of our clothing—and offers empowering, hopeful solutions.

🗓 From May 8–11, you’ll have exclusive access to stream this eye-opening story at no cost, from the comfort of home [the link will be sent right to your inbox, so keep an eye out].

To honor Mother’s Day and the Mother we all share—our Earth—we’re making the screening available for a limited time as a global offering.

The movie studios and streaming platforms aren’t behind this release, so we need YOU to join us in spreading the word:

Together, we can change how clothing is made, worn, and understood—for our health and for the planet.

With appreciation,

Rob Herring
Co-Producer, Let Them Be Naked
Founder, Earth Conscious Life

P.S. Mark your calendar—May 8–11. And share www.LetThemBeNaked.com on social media to let your friends know this is a limited-time screening they won’t want to miss!

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