What We Loved About Jeremy Scott’s Andy-Pandy-On-Acid Show

Jeremy Scott’s highly kitsch take on streetwear knows no bounds: today’s autumn/winter 2015 show sent out a kind of Andy Pandy on acid vibe. And it looked as wild and weird as that sounds.

Of course, Jezza knows just how to make something strung-out feel throw-on ready for the club kids of his show’s audience and beyond. So those trippy patchwork prints or rainbow stripes - that could’ve looked too much in anything more complicated than anything-but-innocent babydoll frocks - were ripe for the picking and ready to be styled however the customer wants.

Here’s what we enjoyed about the show…

**1. The mind-bending prints: **Taking inspiration from childrens’ interiors (literally wallpaper to kitchen tablecloth) Scott upped the colour-pop on dated playschool patterns to great effect.

2. The FROW: Kanye stole the FROW (and according to WWD signed a pair of an attendee’s Yeezy Boosts for him), but it was pretty lively even without the rapping fashion createur. Leigh Lezark, Anthony Keidis and Sofia Richie to name a (varied) few.

**3. The people who dress like they should be on the FROW: **Jeremy’s supporters are the best brand ambassadors – they wear his wares in the most dedicated head-to-toe way. Meaning the benches were a riot of colour, print, sunglasses indoors and no shortage of confidence.

**4. This guy: **We’ve never heard such cheers for a male model before! But who is this dude with the orange hair and the knowing grin? Well, he’s called Mazurbate (LOL) and he’s a Peruvian-Polish ‘energizer DJ bunny’ according to his instagram bio. He’s a part of the inside gang for both Moschino and the designer’s eponymous line.

**5. The OPI nails: **That looked like little toddler’s mary-janes… but for your talons. This man thinks every last detail through.