Jeremy Scott

Jeremy Scott is a renowned American fashion designer celebrated for his innovative and irreverent approach to fashion. He launched his eponymous label in Paris in 1997, quickly establishing himself as a trailblazer in blending high fashion with street style. His debut collection, inspired by J.G. Ballard’s ‘Crash,’ showcased his unique vision, utilizing unconventional materials like paper hospital gowns. Scott’s early work garnered attention from influential figures in the fashion industry, including Mario Testino and Björk, who became one of his first celebrity patrons.

In 2001, Scott made a bold move to Los Angeles, further solidifying his status as a cult favorite, particularly in Asia. His collaboration with Adidas began in 2002, leading to iconic designs such as the JS Wings and JS Bears, which revolutionized sneaker culture. His footwear collections, characterized by vibrant colors and playful motifs, received acclaim from celebrities and fashion critics alike, making a significant impact on the sneaker landscape.

Scott’s career reached new heights when he became the creative director of Moschino in 2013. His tenure revitalized the brand, infusing it with a sense of humor and pop culture references. His collections, such as the McDonald’s-inspired designs and the Moschino Toy fragrance, showcased his ability to merge fashion with contemporary themes, earning him a dedicated following and boosting the brand’s sales.

Throughout his career, Scott has dressed numerous A-list celebrities, including Katy Perry, Rihanna, and Lady Gaga, further cementing his influence in the fashion world. His work has been recognized with prestigious awards, and his designs continue to inspire and captivate audiences globally.