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It’s time for some Moschino cutouts! Now this is completely unrealistic and doesn’t really make sense, But definitely in my top Jeremey Scott’s shows. Scott brings his signature playful culture spin to Moschino. The depth emerges in his collection of life-size paper doll outfits, critiquing our social media-centric era. It is a play on how we consume fashion via screens mostly from a 2-D perspective (this was in 2017, so virtual/digital fashion hadn’t taken off like now).
He ventured into the world of paper dolls, creating optical illusions with two-piece dresses, cardboard cut-out gowns, and “air-brushed” leather pieces. My first thought was of those middle-aged men on beaches wearing oversized T-shirts with bikini body motifs, I think you got what I’m talking about lmao! Scott’s clever manipulation of flat planes into 3D-like illusions, alongside witty nods to fashion history eras, marks a standout Moschino show.
Pictures courtesy of Vogue Runway
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