Two is better than one they say, so when Jeremy Scott unveiled two collections for Moschino, we felt like we were in fashion heaven. True to the Italian brand’s flamboyant nature, the collections for its Spring Menswear 2017 and Resort Womenswear 2017 were anything but subtle.

Scott opened up his home in Los Angeles for the show, which was held in his backyard. Heavily inspired by the psychedelic ‘60s, both collections featured bold colors, floral prints and tie-dyes alongside crochet work. For the women’s resort collection, the designer opted for flared pants, frock coats, bustier tops, cropped half-sleeved bombers and maxi dresses as well as pants suits.

The gentlemen, on the other hand, got precision-fit tailoring in the form of embroidered and embellished tuxedo jackets with tails. Not to mention lace double-breasted suits, alongside hyper-biker jackets and jeans, crochet hoodies and flower-power cycling shorts.

It was evident in the hand-applied Shisha-inspired mirror adornments, holographic floral appliqués, fine-gauge fringed knits and troupe l’oeil mythical prints all over the catwalk that the devil was in the details. Flashes of black lace, crochet and embellished leathers created a ‘pop gothic’ vibe perfectly suited to LA.