DANGER ZÖNE | Jeremy Scott's S/S 2013 show

I must say that Jeremy Scott is not for everyone, but I you like him, his shows are like christmas twice a year.  SO, in a résumè of this last show was basicaly "Hip Hop opulence" or some "Arabic Chic". Silk, golden chains, printed chains, animal prints everywhere, snapbacks, bombers, python prints. Strapless tops, tube skirts, gun-shapped hanging embellishments, extra-super high boots and see-through fabrics rule for women this season, and, men, C'mon boy! it's Jeremy Scott!!! just think about crazy prints on your pants and some spiked Doctor Martens. Some awesome craps that has Jeremy Scott at Milk are the guests, the greatest artists "on the vue" I mean, talented and indie someones, who become supreme stars, just like Claire Boucher (GRIMES | ^^ omgomg <3 her| ), my beloved and favourite singer/teenpopstargrownup/whatever Sky Ferreira, Adam Lambert,Cara Delavinge and moar' ppl.

Here's the vid, and some pics, Enjoy! ;P

The show in images

my fav.

                  

Cory Kennedy, Sky Ferreira and Cara Delevinge

Sky Ferreira with "Grimes"

Jeremy Scott Fall 2012 RTW ( suitable internet)

Today, thanks to Nylon Tv on Twitter I've noticed about Jeremy Schott fall 2012 collection and, my friends, IT'S AWESOME. The inspiration for this collection comes from the INTERNET, yes our secret lover (for all the bloggers),the mount of crap were to lose time, the thing that made all your class proyects, the thing that makes your cell phone text messages useless (If you don't have a smartphone), and now source of inspiration for weird guys like our dear Jeremy. Unconventional.
The interview here:

I really love his new collection so here there are some pictures of the catwalk.

LMFAO - Bart Simpson print

Bart Simpon's prints give to the collection a great sense of humour

If I had money I swear I would buy the whole look

"The Masterpiece"

                                     

Another Amazing dress (I Love It)

Believe in unicorns?

 

 

the designer:

 

Pictures from   http://nymag.com