AW15 Moschino, Harvey Nichols

Jeremy Scott, creative director of Moschino, wowed the fashion crowd once again last night with his teddy bear-themed Autumn Winter 2015 collection for the Italian fashion house, but for those that can’t wait until it drops in its entirety, there is an exclusive capsule collection available to buy now at Harvey Nichols.

Moschino McDonalds

Since the ascension of Jeremy Scott to the Moschino throne in 2013 the designer has reeled out a series of mischievous and provocative collections. Most will remember his sensation inducing McDonalds couture collection of S/S 15, in which a Chanel aesthetic was mixed (or desecrated, depending on one's view) with the logos and colour schemes of fast food giant McDonalds. Scott's embrace of consumer culture continues in his most recent collection with bright puffer jackets, cartoons, bucket hats, old school bling and teddy bears combining for a pop art feast.

Jeremy Scott's Moschino AW15 show exploded the history of contemporary culture onto the catwalk to create an energetic and captivating collection. Wearable? Well, possibly not for the faint hearted but enjoyable it most certainly was.

Exclusive Moschino Harvey Nichols

Inspired by his first fragrance, Moschino Toy, the 19 piece Moschino edit at Harvey Nichols comprises of long sleeve dress, miniskirts, t-shirts, sweaters, bags, earrings, iPhone cases. Visit Harvey Nichols now to try and buy from the 'Ready to Bear' capsule before anyone else has what will certainly be one the most coveted collections this season.

Group fashion buying director of Harvey Nichols, Anita Barr said “Jeremy Scott’s pop culture-infused ready to wear collections are a really big hit with our stylish customer – last season we sold out of the Barbie t-shirt in 96 hours. We have also noticed a 30% increase in customers searching for Moschino on our site since the last capsule collection. There is a strong demand for his quirky trend driven pieces and we are delighted to be launching the Moschino capsule at Harvey Nichols.”