Jeremy Scott leaves Moschino after 10 years of pop creations

Jeremy Scott leaves the fashion brand Moschino

After the farewell of Alexander Michael by the creative direction of the Italian brand Guccianother fashion house originally from the Belpaese loses its spearhead: let’s talk about the iconic designer Jeremy Scott which leaves the reins of Moschino. L’child terrible of fashion, as it was defined way back in 2013 (well 10 years ago) by industry professionals, announced his withdraw

from the brand through an Instagram post. “After 10 years I want to announce today that I will be leaving Moschino. I had a blast creating all of these designs that will live on forever. I am grateful to everyone for the support and love I have received over the past decade. As I close this chapter I am full of enthusiasm and I can’t wait to share with you everything that’s coming next!”.

The Jeremy Scott x Moscino looks that made history

Jeremy Scott’s debut for Moschino it was marked by the launch of shows in which one element of pop culture took precedence over everything else: the same came celebrated and at the same time, in part, desecrated with irony. She did it with references to Barbie it’s at Marlborobut also with cartoon-inspired looks SpongeBob and the uniforms of McDonaldsfor example.

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Pop culture, camp and extravagance

At the time of his hiring, Jeremy Scott he had already individually launched capsule collections in collaboration with major brands, after entering the world of fashion, for the first time, in the role of PR. In the 2013, Massimo Ferrettipresident of Aeffe spa, the owner group of Moschino, had decided that he would be the right one to relaunch the brand, taking on the legacy of Franco Moschino. In a short time, Jeremy Scott has not only dominated the couture shows but also the showbusiness, becoming, perhaps, the most loved designer by the stars. From Katy Perry to Miley Cyrus, from Gigi Hadid to Angela Bassett: everyone wanted, and had, a piece of Jeremy Scott. Her looks have always struck for their ability to combine extravagance and haute couturecombining elements of pop culture and brand history in unique outfits.