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NYFW18: Jeremy Scott


IT WOULDN’T be a Jeremy Scott collection without a heap of colour and a crazed theme, and his AW18 coed collection was no exception. Sci-fi and anime sprung to mind as Gigi Hadid opened the show sporting a zipped-crop top structured by a bra-like support with a silver skirt appearing to be a reimagined bomber jacket. We couldn’t help but be reminded of The Fifth Element character Leeloo from the 1997 film.

Jeremy Scott AW18

Jeremy Scott AW18

Jeremy Scott AW18

Sporting retro bobs in bubble-gum pink and neon orange; models marched out in a mix of futuristic and relaxed styles. Military cargo pants donned by pockets upon pockets played up to the sci-fi theme, given a feminine touch by the use of pastel tones and shining fabrics. Jersey hoddies with popple-bear inspired prints take a youthful aesthetic to the extreme with additional straps to tie in with the utilitarian aspect.

Jeremy Scott AW18

Jeremy Scott AW18

Jeremy Scott AW18

As the collection developed, so did the sci-fi vibes. Thigh-high moon-boots in silver satin and pink velour brought an avant-garde edge along with neon fur patches matching the Longchamp bags lining the front row. A variety of prints are also introduced, one being a Jeremy Scott repeat print in a foreign-looking font. PCV skirts and hooped dresses touched on a Jetson influence reminiscent of Scott’s SS17 collection. The lead up to the finale introduced further abstract prints and bold colours and the collection concluded in with a two-piece with gem-stone embellishment.

Jeremy Scott AW18

Jeremy Scott AW18

Jeremy Scott AW18

by Todd Burns

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