A walk of cakes on the catwalk autumn-winter 2020

Fall and Winter of 2020 are also a time when people need optimism and fun to beat the mood of the pandemic. And Jeremy Scott is a designer with a lot of tolerance. He brought the cake buffet to the fall/winter 2020 runway.

A walk of cakes on the catwalk autumn-winter 2020

Jeremy Scott covered his catwalk with cake-shaped skirt designs. Although Gigi Hadid was bathed in almond roses and Bella Hadid was as sleek as a tarte framboise, it was Joan Smalls’ moment in the pastry dress that took center stage. Creative director Jeremy Scott did not disappoint the crowd that was expecting the lavish, bohemian play that is often seen in his design style.

Even the pandemic couldn’t knock his imagination. In the spring-summer of 2021, he staged a puppet show in place of the guidebooks other designers had turned to when there were no real-life performances. Made in collaboration with special effects company Jim Henson’s Creature Shop, Scott’s dreamy presentation features half-foot-tall puppets dressed for his new season. The runway floor was also completed with the appearance of Edward Enninful and Anna Wintour dolls on the front row.

Perhaps the name Moschino under Jeremy Scott has been associated with what is bold and bold and witty. Or rather, very few designers dare to generously express their creativity without caring if the outfit is practical or not. Among the countless paradoxical designs, not to mention the dress sewn with the harp. For the fall-winter 2022, it’s as if Jeremy Scott takes the world away in a stately Italian home. And it’s surreal, with Adut Akech as a pendulum clock, Bella Hadid in a ‘keyhole’ dress, and Gigi Hadid swinging a chest of drawers.

Moschino, especially in the reign of Jeremy Scott, has never been sad, or moody. Even the tense economic subject of Jeremy Scott can bend it with playful energy. And the collection with motifs inspired by childhood swimming pools is Scott’s way of “comforting” the world to forget the economic sense of “Inflation”. Shake off all the worries about rice and money so that we can sit together and remember our beautiful childhood. Instead of taking advantage of what the macro revolves around inflation, Jeremy Scott uses the image of the balloon to satirize – inflation, causing others to slowly contemplate.

This is Jeremy Scott’s most nuanced collection ever since he arrived in Moschino. Did Jeremy Scott know the end of the fashion house in advance, so he made this collection different? After the announcement of the end of the term, the gravediggers looked back and fell because the 2023 autumn-winter collection was immersed in darkness and thorns. More specifically punk princesses. Moschino Fall-Winter 2023 by Jeremy Scott does not surprise viewers with dark patches, remaining to find meaningful messages, At the same time, insights from dreams, and distorted timelines of artist Salvador Dali.