Jeremy Scott F/W 2019.20 New York
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ghostwriter10549
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Believe or not, I like it a little bit. I would totally wear some trench-coats and I think that last gown is one of the best that have seen from him in a while.
The problem is that this is too "I just graduated fashion school" as usual. Is a little too late now, but he should make this brand a big lab for Moschino, do the most crazy things and see if something backs, because as much I lived for his aesthetic when I was a teenager, we almost in a new decade and if Vetements is brand that already looks so tired, imagine Jeremy Scott.
The problem is that this is too "I just graduated fashion school" as usual. Is a little too late now, but he should make this brand a big lab for Moschino, do the most crazy things and see if something backs, because as much I lived for his aesthetic when I was a teenager, we almost in a new decade and if Vetements is brand that already looks so tired, imagine Jeremy Scott.
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I feel like i'm seing the same collection each season with different patterns and prints.
I do like JS (the brand) and he is doing extremely well in Milano but his namesake label is slowly fading.
Gypsy Sport is the new JS in New York I would say.
I do like JS (the brand) and he is doing extremely well in Milano but his namesake label is slowly fading.
Gypsy Sport is the new JS in New York I would say.
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Reminds me of D&G Fall 2011
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Always loved what Jeremy Scott's done for Moschino but I too feel like his namesake label is fading and has become irrelevant amongst all the other showcases in New York. That being said... I can certainly appreciate just how clean, coherent and direct this collection is. Scott clearly has a clear inspiration this season and ran with it, and I don't hate it.
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That's my first thought as well, how much I actually like the outerwear pieces.
I've always found his namesake line a bit unnecessary, but with some of the elements here, the last few mini dresses, coats and the menswear, he's proving that with maybe a bit more creativity and dedication, there is life for him after Moschino.
All the tulle pieces can be binned!
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I feel as if I've gotten rabies from all the ugly hairpieces. Some of the outerwear is good, everything else...not so much. I hate the overalls, they look like diapers, the pair of actual diapers (hotpants), and the tulle, especially the one with the sad maribou fringe...ugh.
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