Jeremy Scott’s Spring/Summer 2016 runway show at New York Fashion Week may have been dominated by women’s looks, but that didn’t stop the designer from offering up the first look at next year’s menswear designs for good measure. As those familiar with Scott Might expect, the Moschino creative director’s own eponymous label is once again dominated by eye-catching colors, patterns, and motifs as sweaters, trousers, button-downs, and more were decorated with pop references, stripes, polka dots and retro graphics. A distinct nod to the ’80s and ’90s, Scott’s latest collection will hit retail early next year.
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