Moschino

When Jeremy Scott inherited Franco Moschino’s eponymous fashion house in 2013, he did more than just give it a face lift. As fashion’s resident enfant terrible, known for pushing the label with his daring collections laced with pop culture references and rebellious humor, Scott was a natural fit to revive the 30-year-old Italian label, which made its name on rule-breaking outfits. In the years since he became Moschino’s creative director, Scott has sent some of fashion’s most playful collections down the runway, drawing inspiration from everything including Barbie, car washes, Looney Toons, and Picasso to create the ‘cheap and chic’ sensibility they’re known for.

Designed in close collaboration with Scott himself, this Moschino by Assouline volume brings to life the world of Moschino as seen through the designer’s eyes. Featuring a treasure trove of images from campaigns, editorials, fashion shows, backstage photos, front rows, red carpets, parties, and more, it’s all things Moschino, as only Jeremy Scott could do it.

• 360 pages
• 350 illustrations
• English language
• Released in May 2022
• W 13.78 x L 15.28 x D 2.44 in
• Silk hardcover in a luxury slipcase

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Jeremy Scott is an American fashion designer born in Kansas City, Missouri. In addition to his eponymous fashion label, he has been the Creative Director of the Italian fashion house Moschino since 2013. After studying fashion at Pratt in New York City Scott moved to Paris, where he worked under Christian Louboutin and Stephen Jones, and caught the attention of Karl Lagerfeld. He showed his first collection during Paris fashion week in 1997, and rapidly gained the industry’s approval, while counting the likes of Bjork, Madonna, Kylie Minogue, and Britney Spears as customers. A constant fixture of the pop scene, he’s also gone on to call icons such as Katy Perry, Rihanna, and Miley Cyrus as friends and muses, dressing them for Met Galas, music videos, and Super Bowls.

Alexander Fury is a fashion journalist, author, and critic. He is Fashion Features Director of AnOther Magazine and Men’s Critic for Financial Times. From 2016 to 2018 he was the first Chief Fashion Correspondent at T: The New York Times Style Magazine, and from 2013 to 2016 he was fashion editor of The Independent, I, and The Independent on Sunday newspapers. In 2018, Fury received the Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from the Academy of Art University, San Francisco. His previous books include Dior by Gianfranco Ferré (Assouline, 2018); Dior: Catwalk (Thames and Hudson, 2017); and Catwalking: Photographs by Chris Moore (Laurence King, 2017); Chanel: The Impossible Collection (Assouline, 2019).