Did you catch the Jeremy Scott and Moschino "Think Pink" Barbie-themed runway show yesterday? I've had the proverbial hearts in my eyes ever since I first caught a glimpse of the huge, platinum blonde wigs and bubblegum pink leather jackets on Instagram yesterday afternoon. I mean, we get into talking nostalgia a lot (earlier this week, it was $2k handbags highly reminiscent of Lisa Frank) and Barbie's kind of the ultimate throwback in that respect — and Moschino totally delivered. There were pink motorcycle jackets that you know 7-year-old you would have died for, as well as some truly fun frothy numbers that looked fit for My Size Barbie and her best friend (and I mean that in the best way possible). That said, I couldn't help but think of Jeremy Scott's last effort with Moschino: a presentation featuring McDonald's-inspired pieces. It stirred up a good deal of controversy at the time, but it's actually gotten a lot of play since it debuted at Milan Fashion Week last winter — it would seem every celebrity from Mindy Kaling to Ariana Grande has taken a shine to the whimsical nature of French Fry box-shaped cell phone cases.

So with that in mind, I think it's time for a little friendly competition: who did it better? It's seriously to die for — not that I'm hyperbolic or anything. That is way too adorable. That said, I never could resist a heart-shaped purse so... It's really hard to compete with Barbie Classic (pageant girl platinum blonde hair, false eyelashes abounds and bubblegum pink lipstick)...motorcycle repair chelmsfordThough these ultra-trendy pixie cuts give them a definite run for their money.womens motorcycle helmet hello kitty Kind of perfect, given how most of us have used our phone as a mirror at least once (come on guys, back me up here!)motorcycle repairs southport uk

Okay, the mirror-shaped case is definitely good for a laugh, but as a person who lives with food as her main purpose for living? I have to give it to the fries. Come on, that is some Barbie realness. It doesn't get much better than Karen Gillan modeling your clothes — which gives McDonald's a bit of an unfair advantage, but hey: that's how the cookie crumbles.motorcycle gear barrie ontario A tie — I guess that leaves it up to the eye of the beholder! motorcycle dealers in kendalWhich collection do you prefer?joe rocket michael jordan motorcycle jacket Founded in 1983 by Franco Moschino, the inimitable Italian label's motto was "fashion should be fun and should send a message".

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Embellished appliquéd wool cardigan Embellished jersey mini dress Hooded printed stretch-jersey swimsuitUnfortunately, we can't find what you're looking for.Chances are the page doesn't exist anymore, or you made a typo. Sorry for the trouble!The Moschino Barbie was sold out within an hour on Net-a-porter retailing for $150. The collector’s dolls designed by creative director of the fashion brand Jeremy Scott was launched Monday.Scott shared the news with his followers on Instagram. “Moschino Barbie sold out in less than an hour! Barbie and I thank u for all the love!” he captioned the picture of the Barbie dolls Tuesday.Scott has designed two collector’s dolls that are decked in Moschino originals. The dolls wear a slogan T-shirt, logo-trimmed mesh leggings, quilted faux leather bomber jacket and a pencil skirt, US Weekly reported. He accessorised the dolls with lots of jewellery including mismatched earrings, layered necklaces and a gold chain Moschino-emblazoned belt.

Also, the dolls featured mini quilted cross body bag, backpack, a motorcycle bag, a faux leather cap, shopping bag and sunglasses. To finish their look, the dolls also wore strappy high heels, which too are emblazoned with the word “Moschino.”It was Barbie who led Scott to become a designer, People reported. He said that the thing that he loved about Barbie was that she is the ultimate muse and has worn every style and design imaginable. Also, she has delved into every profession possible.He wanted to bring all of the Moschino elements to Barbie, as he had done just the reverse by bringing all of the Barbie elements to Moschino for the spring 2015 collection. Scott designed the Barbie along with Mattel Inc., an American multinational toy manufacturing company.In addition, the American fashion designer also made an accompanying line of eight life-size, ready-to-wear pieces for women available exclusively on Net-a-porter. The eight-piece capsule collection includes adult-size versions of Barbie’s wardrobe and two Moschino Barbie T-shirts.