Moschino Fall 2023: Rebellion Meets Aristocracy

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by brownfashionagal

Who knew this was Jeremy Scott’s last collection for Moschino, unfortunately, it was one of his not-so-good ones. I won’t be over Scott leaving Moschino for a long time and for the sake of this past brilliant work, I’ll try not to shit too much on this collection. Salvador Dali’s ‘The Persistence of Memory’ served as the initial reference point for this collection. There were obviously heavy Punk references and the Moschino version of a punk princess. This representation of today’s distorted times was present in droopy skirtsuits and jewelry. Heavy costume jewelry, biker jackets, elaborate mohawk headpieces, embellished tailored skirt suits, satin decorated extravagant gowns. The excess in this collection was on brand and adds much-needed drama. It showcases a rebellious direction with a touch of surrealism and nonconforming aristocracy. The points he tried to make didn’t exactly land but it featured some enjoyable clothes. While it’s far from the iconic pieces Scott has created but is a decent closure to his Moschino chapter.