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Jeremy Scott seems to be saying that fashion is going up in flames.
The provocative Moschino creative director is Milan’s master of the theatrical, and models paraded down an oriental-rug strewn runway suggestive of decadence gone wrong. The centre was piled with smashed pianos and discarded furniture.
Scott’s story line opened with devil-may-care biker chicks mixing leather duds with big jewel-coloured bows — super-size-me big. Then the Moschino girl went all super-hero with billowing capes over bodysuits, followed by the party girl with cigarette earrings, cigarette pack backpacks and beer-can shoulder bags — all sure to be hits with the anti-PC crowd.
Chains and strings of pearls fashioned on a black dress to give the appearance, from a distance, of a walking skeleton, had a real wow factor, but also foreshadowed doom to come.
Things didn’t spin out of control until she got into evening wear, and then the tuxedo jackets were singed and the taffeta gowns had smoke billowing out of the underskirts.
Melodrama ensued with a model clad in a chandelier twinkling down the aisle, followed shortly after by what may well have been the devil herself in a bright red, burned-out dress.
Scott was a pioneer in bringing a capsule collection straight from the runway to stores, so it is fitting that his collection would use irony to poke fun at the state of fashion.Read more at:yellow formal dresses
