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The big question is where do we draw the line between appropriation and celebration? Especially with a brand like Moschino that has a history of imagining and interpreting what is going on along with focusing on obviously ironic references. The clothes celebrated a groovy, psychedelic ’60s aesthetic, embodying his signature kitschy style. There were strong references to Indian crafts – probably not intentionally but a lot of the hippie movement in the West was borrowed from South Asian spirituality and visual motifs. If there was a Jeremy Scott collection that I dislike it would be this one partly because it feels too obvious, there is a lack of cleverness in this. Cleverness we know Jeremy Scott is brilliant at. It just annoys me to look at it. Some outfits were cute, but I can’t deal with it.
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