Jeremy Scott

More and more designers are elevating the ordinary emblems of mass consumerism to extraordinary heights — or at least pasting them onto t-shirts.

The unabashed designs that once spoke to the club kids of Scott's youth now reach a new audience of eager millennials.

Facing an exodus of top labels like Thom Browne, Proenza Schouler, Rodarte and Altuzarra, New York Fashion Week needs to change on several levels, argues Eugene Rabkin.

The collection's baroque flavour melded with Scott's tartier, psychedelic creations more successfully than expected.

LA’s king of kitsch designed an ode to the city that never sleeps, producing a collection that scratched just past the surface of punk nightlife.