The Invitation to the Moschino Fashion Show Was a Black Satin Ballet Slipper

But any ballet produced by the label’s creative director, Jeremy Scott, was unlikely to be a classical affair. And true to form, the first act let rip with punk-inspired looks accessorized by studded biker boots that were seriously heavy on the metal. They came in mid-calf and over the knee versions in black, white, red and a smattering of millennial pink and were styled with black fishnet tights.

Then came a change of pace, and for act two, the biker chick shed her caterpillar chrysalis and transformed into a prima donna clad in a bouquet of red carpet worthy gowns with looks either fashioned completely out of flowers or created to resemble specific blooms from roses to exotic orchids.

One girl came dressed as an actual bouquet right down to her white thigh high boots, the tops of which were packed with flowers giving a whole new meaning to the phrase, “nice stems.”