Instead, Moschino’s new styles are arranged by Jim Hanson’s creations. But this isn’t a fantastic Fraggle Rock crossover – Josh Hanson’s Animal Shop has enlisted the help of Moschino’s creative director Jeremy Scott Marineet to create his spring-summer 2021 show on a fully populated miniature set.
As fashion month continues in the wake of the ongoing epidemic, fashion designers have turned their creative muscles into a mix of digital presentations and live, socially spaced shows instead of traditional runways. Scott Tey chose a scaled-down show with all – literally – models and puppets in attendance – featuring looklicks of famous faces in the crowd, including Anna Wintour and British Vogue editor-in-chief Edward Eniful.
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In an interview with CNN, Scott said, “All the clothes had to be taken off, and all the accessories were marinated to size, but the entire audience didn’t just need to be made and dressed,” Scott said in an interview with CNN. Type.
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For this spring-summer 2021 women’s wear collection – which will be available in human size – play by Scott with oversized bows and tulle skirts, and dramatic collars and caps, soft pink and blues, peas green, gold and black. But the corset bonnings through the intricate details of the garments, emphasizing the outer part of the seams and pocket interiors wear and also a story by fanning underwear below the hemline.
“As the world seems to be splitting along the seam, something new will come out of the inner workings,” Scott said in a press release referring to the impact of the epidemic on the world.
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The creative director on the show has his own Lukalik, wearing a Taj and Moschino t-shirt. He told CNN Style, “I love working with Marionette and I’m just as proud as I’m proud,” he told CNN Style, “I don’t miss working with real models and they have the energy and the energy to keep a real audience. .And I hope I can do it face to face again very soon. “
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