Where Jeremy Scott's spring vision for Moschino was full Barbie dreamhouse, his concept for fall is like something out of a Kid N Play movie or a Kris Kross video. Emblazoned with various Looney Tunes characters and baseball uniform stripes, Scott's looks paired basketball shorts with crop tops, six panels, and Flava Flav-style clock necklaces. The clothes were sporty and wearable but also unapologetically derivative; there's something slightly strange about seeing a skinny blonde model stroll out in layers of heavy gold chains and patchwork denim. For Scott, the line between sincerity and irony has always been razor thin, but does a collection that looks like Iceberg or Cross Colours but costs a hundred times more take it a little too far? Browse a few pics from the show below and decide for yourself.
#JeremyScott's target at @Moschino: early 90s hip-hop and all its stylistic collateral: http://t.co/3SBW9b0LFc #MFW pic.twitter.com/cNbRksU6Eh
— WWD (@wwd) February 26, 2015
"Milan Fashion Week: Moschino Fall/Winter 2015" http://t.co/nK8gKlQ9Hc :) #moschinofashionshow (via @tmagazine) #MFW pic.twitter.com/x09enCSCGO
— Moschino (@Moschino) February 26, 2015
#moschinofashionshow Moschino - Fall 2015 Ready-to-Wear http://t.co/vkWjUGSCJI (via @styledotcom) pic.twitter.com/cL6ftUgEat
— Moschino (@Moschino) February 26, 2015
Just in: Complete runway photos from @Moschino Fall '15 are here: http://t.co/dKopojhdbt #MFW pic.twitter.com/MzW8xRuW6S
— styledotcom (@styledotcom) February 26, 2015
Teddy bear hoodie at @Moschino #MFW pic.twitter.com/glofpvXYMs
— Vanessa Friedman (@VVFriedman) February 26, 2015
Lead Image: Pietro D'Aprano / Getty Images.