2000s Moschino Cheap and Chic Cheetah Print Jacket and Knee-Length Skirt Set

2000s Moschino Cheap and Chic Cheetah Print Jacket and Knee-Length Skirt Set

$575.00
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2000s Moschino Cheap and Chic Cheetah Print Jacket and Knee-Length Skirt Set

2000s Moschino Cheap and Chic Cheetah Print Jacket and Knee-Length Skirt Set

$575.00

From the Closet of: Alexandra Loganecker 

Label: Moschino Cheap and Chic

Era:  2000s

Size: Small

About the Item:

This leopard-print Moschino Cheap and Chic skirt suit originally belonged to Alexandra’s mother, whose wardrobe helped inspire her own love of fashion. “I remember my mom went to Europe in the 2000s and came back with all this Moschino and Versace, and these pointed Sergio Rossi shoes,” she recalls. “I was probably 12, and I thought it was the chicest thing I’d ever seen in my entire life.” Alexandra remembers her mother wearing the pieces and credits her influence, along with the children's clothing store she once owned, with shaping her own career in fashion. She later had the suit extensively tailored, including shortening the jacket to create a more cropped silhouette. With its rounded neckline, delicate bow fastening, contrasting polka-dot trim, and coordinating leopard-print pencil skirt, the ensemble has a distinctly ladylike, 1950s-inspired silhouette, offset by Moschino’s playful sensibility. Alexandra loves the pieces worn together or separately, particularly paired with denim.

About the Label:

Moschino Cheap and Chic was introduced in 1988 as a diffusion line of the Italian fashion house founded by Franco Moschino in 1983. Conceived as a more accessible, irreverent counterpart to the main collection, Cheap and Chic embodied Moschino’s signature combination of wit, theatricality, and playful subversion of fashion conventions. The line became known for its bold prints, exaggerated silhouettes, trompe-l’œil details, and unexpected twists on classic wardrobe staples. Following Franco Moschino’s death in 1994, his longtime collaborator Rossella Jardini continued to oversee the house’s creative direction, preserving its humorous and unconventional spirit. The line was phased out around 2014, following Jeremy Scott’s appointment as creative director, as the brand consolidated its collections under the main Moschino label.

Measurements:

Jacket:
Bust: 17"
Waist: 15"
Hip: 16"
Length: 18"

Skirt:

Waist: 13.5”
Hip: 15”
Length: 23”

Material:

Fabric: Faux Felt 

Condition:

Item is in excellent condition. 

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