Jeremy Scott just sent his second ready to wear collection down the runway. Incase you missed here, here's a quick recap of his first collection!
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McDonald’s - logo with the infamous yellow golden gates, and unconventional SpongeBob Square Pants sweaters.
Scott killed it with fun again this collection with his bright colors and surprise twist, creating a barbie themed show. The excitement was palpable and his audience, completely engaged.
The show opened with "Hiya, Barbie!" from the speakers and the first model walked with a barbie platinum blonde wig, pink candy coloured lipstick and bright fuchsia cropped leather jacket and mini skirt.
Other highlights were a one piece bikini's imprinted on a bright orange dress, a strapless fitted jacket with the model wearing a matching bow in hair, and decadent yet funky short train at the back and a yellow terry toweling dressing gown worn as a coat. Pure fantasy.
Backstage, speaking about the collection Scott said "Like every girl and gay boy, I loved Barbie," continuing, "It's hard not to; she's practically perfect". "She's a good big sister, she's had every job in the world, worn every outfit. And it's just joyful. Her and I share the same things: We just want to bring joy to people."
The show was a party, a collection of color and tongue in cheek fashion, and a reminder that fashion is after-all meant to be fun!
Take a look at the full collection below:
Scott killed it with fun again this collection with his bright colors and surprise twist, creating a barbie themed show. The excitement was palpable and his audience, completely engaged.
The show opened with "Hiya, Barbie!" from the speakers and the first model walked with a barbie platinum blonde wig, pink candy coloured lipstick and bright fuchsia cropped leather jacket and mini skirt.
Other highlights were a one piece bikini's imprinted on a bright orange dress, a strapless fitted jacket with the model wearing a matching bow in hair, and decadent yet funky short train at the back and a yellow terry toweling dressing gown worn as a coat. Pure fantasy.
Backstage, speaking about the collection Scott said "Like every girl and gay boy, I loved Barbie," continuing, "It's hard not to; she's practically perfect". "She's a good big sister, she's had every job in the world, worn every outfit. And it's just joyful. Her and I share the same things: We just want to bring joy to people."
The show was a party, a collection of color and tongue in cheek fashion, and a reminder that fashion is after-all meant to be fun!
Take a look at the full collection below:
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