Following the shock departure of Jeremy Scott — Moschino’s creative director of more than a decade — in March, the Italian fashion house known for its camped up, tongue-in-cheek designs has been without a chief designer. For September’s Milan Fashion Week, the house enlisted the help of four international stylists to design capsule collections dedicated to Franco Moschino, who founded the house in 1983.
On October 16, Scott’s successor was finally announced as Davide Renne, the Tuscan designer who is best known for having designed womenswear at Gucci for more than two decades, where he rose to the position of head designer of womenswear. His debut Moschino collection will be for autumn/winter ’24, shown in February.
