Thursday, February 18, 2010

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 jeremy scott f/w 2010.

(images courtesy of style.com)

A typical Jeremy Scott fashion show is more like a freak circus for fashionistas, and this show was no exception. There were models that came out with black dresses that had a belt with a cardboard cutout of a female, and whenever color was featured, it was dominated by black. Scott also have new meaning to the term "fashion statement" when came out with a bat wing sweater that had the words "FASHION" and "STYLE" written all across it

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A few of his leather jackets featured asymmetrical buttons with fur sleeves or jewels, and a few had gilded Jeremy Scott plates on them. A pair of boots featured also had the same gilded plates all over them, which is meant to mock the idea of excessive branding on clothing.

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He gave new meaning to the term 'cross-dressing" when he featured dresses with crosses all over them. Scott, always irreverent decided to bring back the cone-bra that Madonna and Jean Paul Gaultier made popular and had the bra attached to a mini-skirt by suspenders. Last but not least, we cannot forget the dress that had a train of fabric attached to a gilded hanger with Jeremy Scott's name on it. Scott is always witty and will always know how to make a loud fashion statement.

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