Yesterday's Moschino Menswear show was certainly no let down. The catwalk, set against a backdrop of snowy pines with falling snow which lightly dusted the audience, shimmered with the iridescent shades of Jeremy Scott's more than vivacious collection. We were treated to an army of hunky, shirtless models waltzing down the snow covered catwalk draped in copious amounts of fur, metallics and that all important winter staple, knit.
Jeremy Scott asserted that all important joie de vivre through the alpine inspired collection. Motifs included the slogan tees of '100% natural, the audacious yellow, patent 'Paddington Bear' coat (as named by the designer), the lively 70's wallpaper prints of flowers splashed over the shoulder-slung bags. (A huge trend for this season's menswear has been the retro 70s) or the wide array of fanny packs and moon boots, draped in fur and Moschino bling.
Practicality was more prominent in this collection, compared to some of his older collections. However accompanied with a generous dosage of fun.
American male model, Rob Ryan (the definition of an angel dropped down from heaven) opened the show, alongside the handful of female models including 'Global Girl' Jourdan Dunn and 17 year-old LA socialite, Hailey Baldwin.
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| Rob Ryan |
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| Jourdan Dunn |
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