MILAN–The theme of Moschino‘s show this morning was “the fashionable crowd,” and from the looks of the label’s invitation–a pink flip book featuring a silhouette of a girl overrun by roses–I predicted the collection was bound to be overtly feminine and flower-y. Feminine, it was–full of flowers, it was not.
Instead, it was a mix of old fashioned menswear adapted for a curvy woman–tuxedos, riding pants, top hats–along with classic skirt suits, slinky satin dresses, and a ruffled shift or two, certainly designed with fan Michelle Obama in mind.
Was it a fun collection, as the tongue-in-chic Moschino brand is supposed to be? Sometimes. The good news is that there was enough compelling stuff in there to keep its devoted customers happy.
**Photos by Imaxtree.
Designer(s): Moschino
Season: Fall 2011 Milan
















































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