Moschino F/W 2023.24 Milan

[LadyJunon]

 

[vogue28]

VOGUE.COM

 

[vogue28]

VOGUE.COM

 

[Deleted member 1957]

Must be a Vivienne Westwood tribute with all the punk rock references. Still fun and full of fashion as always.

 

[Mr Yayo]

Now this is FASHION. What fun!!

 

[Phuel]

He’s never been ashamed of being the best basic b!tch he can be. And he knows how to take full advantage of the Moschino studio to deliver top construction and dressmaking on his take on frothy, fun, fab fashion. Doesn’t try to be anything more than that.

The concept of Franco’s cartoony take on classic fashion monoliths from Chanel, to Yves to Gianni— but literally melting like some wearable version of Dali’s “The Persistence of Memory” is so charming in all its simplicity, but executed to such tailored sharpness. So unfussy, uncluttered and unpretentious and still brimming with wit in all its OTT tackiness.

 

[LadyJunon]

Honestly, it makes for a better Schiaparelli than Schiaparelli.

 

[Mr Yayo]

And all the top girls are there too

 

[Malaya]

The last 5-10 looks were so strong! Loved it. And that outfit @ 10:52 reminds of Dior transitioning from Galliano to Raf.

 

[LadyJunon]

And that outfit @ 10:52 reminds of Dior transitioning from Galliano to Raf.

It even had those pointy-toed court heels Raf obsessed over during his tenure.

 

[disco54]

He does Tweed suits better than Virginie's Chanel lol , great tailoring!

 

[WAVES]

it was a feast for the eyes with all its references but so well done and rightfully owned.

I wonder if he could take on a more serious role for a house like Versace…

 

[yslforever]

My guilty pleasure of unadulterated fun and fashion.

 

[jeanclaude]

Chanel-punk does not feel fun to me...in fact I find this one really boring collection, compared to his prior collections at Moschino.

I prefer his AC/DC t-shirt.

 

[THD96]

I like it, Jeremy understands the spirit of Franco himself and always delivered.

Jeremy never takes himself too seriously and always has fun with his clothes and his collection reflects that. It is very cartoony and OTT caricature but done with such a skilled atelier so the result is impeccable.
The weeds are the best thing in this collection. It's so eye-catching, he is having more fun with tweed than the current Chanel. Adut's white jacket is my favorite look.
And Carlyne's styling is the cherry on top. So good, I really miss her styling with bigger houses.
If you break it out into individual pieces, there are a lot of good clothes that you can wear totally wear in your daily life.

Another hit from Jeremy. He knows what he wants and he is not afraid of being ridiculous.

 

[Deleted member 7575]

He’s never been ashamed of being the best basic b!tch he can be. And he knows how to take full advantage of the Moschino studio to deliver top construction and dressmaking on his take on frothy, fun, fab fashion. Doesn’t try to be anything more than that.

The concept of Franco’s cartoony take on classic fashion monoliths from Chanel, to Yves to Gianni— but literally melting like some wearable version of Dali’s “The Persistence of Memory” is so charming in all its simplicity, but executed to such tailored sharpness. So unfussy, uncluttered and unpretentious and still brimming with wit in all its OTT tackiness.

 

[Cocteau Stone]

One of his collections at Moschino where actually don't mind the entirety of it.

I've always found his American sensibility towards fashion to often make his collections for Moschino to be too basic b*tch, saccharine and Disney-esque, but this collection strikes a great balance. Some of the dresses towards the later third of the collection don't make much sense with the rest, so it does feel like there's a bit of filler here and there purely for the sake of grandeur and maybe for clicks/social media engagement.

And hey, he has a lot of fun. And it isn't canned fun like Thom Browne or Daniel Roseberry, it's an actual joyous sense of fun. He understands that at the end of the day, it is just clothes and it does have to sell. No pseudo-intellectual tirade and it's very show don't tell.