Resist. Revolt. Peace. Riot. If you weren’t sure whether Jeremy Scott was ready for a revolution in the United States, the words emblazoned across the sweaters and sweatshirts that opened his show indicate he is.
Designers have been getting political in the past few seasons, and Scott is joining the fold dressing his loyal soldiers for battle in army surplus jackets, dungaree-boot hybrids, camo print skirts and lug sole boots. Swarovski crystals embellished many of the pieces—after all, this is Jeremy Scott—but this is the designer on a mission.
Clearly influenced (and appalled) by the United States’ current administration, Scott proves there’s room for both fashion and activism — with a reminder to call your Senators and vote NO on a certain Supreme Court Judge nominee.
Stella Maxwell
Duckie Thot
Dilone
Isabella Emmack
Nikki Ogunnaike is the senior digital director of Harper's Bazaar, where she oversees a team of editors and writers who cover the culture of style across the website, video, and social media. She has previously held roles at GQ, ELLE, Glamour, InStyle, and Vanity Fair. You may also recognize Nikki from her time as the host of Snapchat’s Online, IRL and IGTV's The Run Through. In her free time Nikki enjoys running half marathons, learning about wine, and watching reality TV without an ounce of shame.
The Clog Is Back On Trend Once More, People
Spotted: The 5 Best Dressed Stars At Venice
Your First Look At Topshop's New Liberty Boutique
26 Cool British Fashion Brands To Get To Know
