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Moschino Mens S/S 2015 London
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BerlinRocks
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exactly. that's why i thought Jeremy and Moschino were a good deal and idea.
but this ?
80% will directly go to VFILES shop sale section.
we are in 2014. there's competition now ! A LOT, according to all these people (who used to do showrooms press days, and now actually have shows).
And since when Moschino show in LDN ? What ?
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Ireally liked his first collection for the house. I'm just not shure if he'll be able to adjust his point of view to the Moschino's one. Let's wait for the next show.
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Never liked him as a designer. I always find his designs atrocious. He has such a bad taste. What's the difference between his line and Moschino? I really hope he doesn't start doing those horrible sneaker for Moschino as for Adidas...
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I’m a bit confused about this collection. Moschino (menswear and womenswear) has been known for its funny and soft side and Jeremy Scott has the ability to do so, that’s why he has been hired. However I can only agree with what has been said above there’s no difference between his line and this. The mainstream/kistch theme has been done and overdone by him in the past. This collection remain superficial to me. Moschino has much more to offer than that.
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