Moschino Shows Resort 2018 and Menswear Collections in L.A.
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Presenting Moschino‘s Resort 2018 and Men’s Spring/Summer collections for the second year in a row in Los Angeles on June 8, Jeremy Scott’s newest lineup for the brand took its inspiration from a road trip from the City of Angels to Sin City.
As Miranda Kerr, Jordan Barrett, Joan Smalls and Hailey Baldwin strutted around a neon island that paid tribute to Las Vegas with incandescent images of showgirls and martini glasses, the front row at Milk Studios in Hollywood was flooded with camera flashes lighting up the constellation of famous faces.
Kate Beckinsale, Fergie, Sarah Hyland, Vanessa Hudgens and Joe Jonas squeezed onto one bench. Kaia Gerber came to support her brother, Presley, who celebrated his high school graduation with his sophomore return as a model in Moschino’s runway show.
Dita Von Teese, China Chow, Tracee Ellis Ross, Diplo, Courtney Love and Liberty Ross were among those who cheered the procession of tailored suits emblazoned with flames, bedazzled jeans that offset towering feathered headdresses, and Speedos peeking from underneath flamboyant jackets.
As if the clothes at the celeb-studded presentation weren’t colorful enough, Scott also reinterpreted Betty Boop and SpongeBob SquarePants in sassy prints, the latter to benefit AIDS charity RED. Melding the earthy and glamorous sides of the Americana-themed collection was a reflection of Scott’s personality, after all. “I grew up on a farm but I can walk the red carpet in Cannes,” he quipped.
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