By: Tamara Arnew
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Designer
Rossella Jardini’s applied a wash of eighties goth culture to the Moschino
Cheap and Chic Fall 2013 collection, which resembled a halfway revival of more
signature vintage fashion pieces. There was a certain contrast in nostalgias,
somewhere between structure, sweetness and subversion. Model’s looks were
paired with “creeper” style platforms and bondage-y leg straps borrowed from
their Pre Fall collection.
Oversized faux fur silhouettes in fuchsia, powder
pink, black and white appeared between power suits, crewnecks, mod shift and
bubble skirted mini dresses in the color palette. A reoccurring script print textile
was used in a number of the collection pieces both as a large graphic and more
subtly with pin size polka dots. The samplings of leopard, lace, black lipstick
and studded chokers mid-show were offset by quirkiness to combinations and
attention to detail that is definitively C&C and kept the collection from
being paled by punk’s past.
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