Jeremy Scott Men Spring/Summer 2015 New York

Since his appointment at Moschino, the spotlight has increased on designer Jeremy Scott. Not one to disappoint with his outlandish designs, Scott sent bold, vibrant, fearless looks down the catwalk. Accessorized with necklaces created in collaboration with Miley Cyrus, Scott’s looks borrowed from pop culture, featuring images of Shrek and other colorful design motifs. From animal prints and hippy floral designs to baja stripes, the collection unveiled a lineup of typical garments with an acid-induced personality factor. One word #dirtyhippie

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