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By: Quinn Bell
Although it was rife with traditional
Scottish tartans, creative director Rosella Jardini cited the late Anne Bonfoey
Taylor, an American athlete, designer and socialite with a very distinct and
influential personal style, as the muse for Moschino’s Fall 2013 collection.
The exquisitely tailored jackets and trousers, as well as the occasional
embroidered riding helmet, gave the collection an equestrian aesthetic.
Three piece suits, mini kilts, cropped
riding jackets and crisp white shirts were key looks seen throughout the show. Although
tartans were the focus of the collection, 3D floral jacquards and grey and
white pinstripe fabrics were used as well. Details included embroidered roses,
hearts, ‘Ms’ and crests in gold thread, voluminous peplums on trousers and
dresses as well as ruffles on collars. Models strode down the runway in
sky-high hiking-boot-esque heels paired with socks; each wearing a pair of
oversized coat of arms shaped gold earrings. The show came to a close with the
glorious sound of bagpipe music and was a prime example of Italian luxury at
its best.
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