Moschino Spring 2020: From Canvas to Catwalk

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by brownfashionagal

We need to do a study on Jeremy Scott’s brain works. This collection, Scott ventured into the realm of fine art, drawing inspiration from the vast body of work created by Pablo Picasso. This collection is probably one of his finest moments-there is drama, and there is history there is beauty, and there is that pure Moschino surpiese. Everything here has seamlessly come together: the clothing, the styling, and the models. This collection exudes a delightful blend of playfulness, ingenuity, sensuality, boldness, and elegance.

The runway featured life-sized Baroque-style frames as props to Gigi Hadid in a sculpted bridal gown, offering a complete artistic vision set to Rosalía’s ‘Que No Salga La Luna’. Scott’s show also touches on bullfighting, toreador costumes, and societal critique, showcasing his confidence in elevating fashion to an engaging realm.

The runway transformed into a living art gallery, showcasing vibrant colors and abstract motifs reminiscent of Picasso’s diverse artistic phases. With Moschino’s bold interpretation, it’s hard to distinguish whether life is imitating art or vice versa, but one thing is certain – these Moschino creations are impossible to ignore.