Following Jeremy Scott’s departure from the brand in March, this newly-minted line centers the House’s expressive codes.
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Following Jeremy Scott’s exit from the brand’s helm in March, Moschino returned on Tuesday to deliver its Resort 2024 menswear collection — one safely defined by the House’s quirky codes that Scott so heavily infused in its DNA throughout his 10 years in charge.
The opening looks see an archival floral pattern permeate all sorts of separates. Tops, tied at the waste, let excess fabric flow downward; a mesh iteration puts the human form on display; corset-like creations hold long sleeves and blazers in place, and quintessential logo tees see the graphic run down its wearer’s arms. Next, a green puffer jacket, flaunting the label’s iconographic signage, pairs well with white riding boots, and a similarly-colored sweater, hosting an embroidered teddy bear, fits snugly under another mid-section corset in white.
Paint splatters stain beige ensembles spanning knit sweaters, workwear shirts and to-the-knee shorts, while denim forms inside-out jeans, high-waisted cuts and sleeveless, logo-laden tops. A legion of all-black looks offers a pared-down approach to Scott’s previously outlandish affairs, with leather coats, motocross jackets, tank tops and straight pants. Meanwhile, a selection of oversized suiting appeals to the modern masculine wardrobe. In closing, a teal tone commands corduroy shorts and a logo tee, while a matching silk top puts a kaleidoscopic finish on the collection, with an opulent, wraparound closure.
Overall, Moschino’s Resort 2024 collection looks inward to move forward, as the brand enters its next era, sans Scott. Peruse the range in the gallery above.