When it comes to inflation, we’re barely staying afloat!
The Italian fashion house Moschino made a splash on the runway during Milan Fashion Week with a playful, inflation-themed line of clothing made from technicolor pool toys.
Designer Jeremy Scott said the fashion show Thursday was a nod to world-wide price increases, and staying uplifted even amid an economic meltdown.
“You have to save space for joy,” Scott said of the spring-and-summer collection, according to Vogue magazine.
Models showcased 63 of the “inflation-chic” looks, using inner tubes as belts on dresses, along with dolphin-shaped water wings as glove-like accessories.
The designs are meant to inspire “mood buoyancy,” according to Moschino, which also displayed a trouser suit with inflatable lapels and a cocktail dress with safety cords at the bust and hem.
“This symbolic uplift starts with daytime looks to stay afloat,” the fashion house said in a press release. “A direct twist on the word ‘inflation’ then starts to enter the relief, with pool toys, life rafts and life preservers.”
Other fashion statements included a pink blazer and skirt with floaties as cuffs.
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