
Moschino
Moschino doesn’t dress bodies—it weaponises them as billboards for camp, copyright lawsuits, and ecological yearning.
Comedy with a target, and whether the blow lands.



Nylon is a family of synthetic thermoplastics characterised by amide linkages, melt-processed into fibres, films and moulded shapes. Wallace Carothers made the first one at DuPont in 1935, and women's stockings made it famous. Pure nylon's weaknesses in clothing led to blends with cotton, polyester and spandex, and pure nylon is now rarely used.

