Moschino Prints

I was influenced by prints this coming season from Fashion Week for Autumn/Winter 2012. Especially inspired by the Moschino collections, looking at the next seasons trends, and prints in the past, I've only noticed Moschino doing prints I like. The two selected prints from their collection says rural construction, Architecture and masculinity. It's a fresh intake on prints and the overall men's traditional uniform of suits. It's not everyones taste on the high street, but one for the designer events and parties. 

Jean-Paul Gaultier & KTZ Prints from A/W 2012/13

Moschino Autumn/Winter 2012 Blocking Brick prints

This look is for people sure to have style/ confidence and are able to pull this look off. Regardless of all the stares you get, your surely walking the streets and events with style. You may consider this as weird/funny because its different, unique and never seen before. Your more insecure about being different, therefore you stick to what you know and prefer to dress normally like everyone else on the street. The high street is marketing the same styles, and repeated styles every year. What makes each store unique in their own way? The material quality, fitting styles or just average and boring shapes? How about trying a new style, maybe not as different as mine. It's said that its not all about the brand's name, but how you style it.

Street Fashion 2011- Ben wearing Moschino letter printed shirt

Also inspired by London street fashion, I spotted Ben in August 2011 wearing a Moschino letter printed shirt. I liked his outfit that says stylish with a rough edge. The black and white patterned bandana, ripped jeans and trainers, which all compliment the tones in his outfit. 

Photo right by Karuna @kgrgPhotography

Therefore I attempted a DIY print inspired by the Moschino blocking collections, and especially my new purchase of the lettered print from Vietnam. The autumn burgundy colours and alphabetical prints came to mind, using an old art stencil, wax and an old pair of white jeans. Regardless of my quick attempt, it had shown to be quite photographic and bold. Definitely a different look, frankly quite nervous to wear this out in public to Fashion Week, with all the stares on the train and whilst walking London.

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