End of an era: Jeremy Scott leaves Moschino after ten years
Ten years ago, the appointment of Jeremy Scott as Moschino's creative director marked the end of a long reign for Rossella Giardini, who led the fashion house after the death of its founder Franco Moschino in 1994.
American fashion designer, Jeremy Scott, retires from the position of creative director of the Italian luxury house "Moschino" after 10 years of active work, reports "New York Post".
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The company made the announcement on Monday.
"Scott has written a fundamental chapter in the brand's legacy with his fearless style and witty humor – true to Moschino's renowned codes," the company said in a statement.
The American designer took over at Moschino in October 2013 with a groundbreaking fall-winter collection that, according to a statement, "raised a thousand debates about the role of fashion in the annals of art, consumerism and social commentary."
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Most recently, Jeremy has dressed several stars for the Oscars, including Angela Bassett in a striking purple gown.
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The Executive Director, Massimo Ferretti, thanked Scott for "introducing a distinct and joyful vision that will forever be part of Moschino's history."
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In his farewell, Scott wrote that his years at Moschino were a "wonderful celebration of creativity and imagination" and that he was proud of his legacy. The designer thanked Ferretti along with "all my fans around the world who have celebrated me, my collections and my vision."
