The Moschino Resort 2024 (Cruise 2024) collection is not just a mere assortment of clothing; it is a celebration of Moschino’s 40th anniversary, a testament to the brand’s enduring legacy and a glimpse into its future.
The Moschino Spring/Summer 2024 collection will be showcased in Milan this September, marking a significant milestone in the brand’s history. The show was a grand affair, featuring the creative talents of four renowned stylists: Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele, Gabriella Karefa-Johnson, Katie Grand and Lucia Liu.
The collection’s first look, a pristine white button-down shirt boldly declaring “100% PURE MOSCHINO“, sets the stage for the rest of the collection. The clothes are akin to confectionary delights, offering a burst of joy and excitement. The collection features gold logo embellishments on fisherman vests and bomber jackets, gold heart charms adorning skirts and dangling from halter tops and gold heart lockets cleverly positioned on tank tops.
The collection’s color palette is a tight-knit blend of white, black, red, yellow and khaki, providing a stark contrast to the tailored separates adorned with vibrant silk scarves. This interim collection caters to a wide range of fashion tastes, from beach-ready printed sets and casual denim ensembles to logo t-shirts paired with bolero and flared pant suits.
For those seeking more formal attire, the collection offers a black and white striped column dress that harks back to the minimalism of the ’90s. Sequin gowns, including one emblazoned with a large red heart and the phrase “IN <3 WE TRUST“, add a touch of glamour and whimsy to the collection.
The Moschino Resort 2024 is a tribute to its past, and a bold step into the future. It encapsulates the brand’s commitment to innovation, creativity and fun, offering something for everyone. As we look forward to the brand’s future under a new creative director, this collection serves as a reminder of Moschino’s enduring legacy in the world of fashion.
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