Moschino “TOY” Fragrance
by Adriano Batista
From the depths of the wild, stuffed animal kingdom comes TOY, Moschino’s latest fragrance. Conceived by Moschino Creative Director Jeremy Scott, TOY smashes every fragrance preconception to bits, boldly redrawing its form, function and fabulousness.
The fragrance is exactly what its cheeky name suggests: a toy. And best of all, this actual toy is a real, fuzzy- faced teddy bear to hug and snuggle up with whenever you choose. Screw off its happy faced head and you magically find an atomizer built into the bear’s soft body. Spritz away and then set TOY back down on your vanity table, or toss him on your bedspread with your other furry stuffed animals.
“I wanted to push the fragrance beyond the realm of what a perfume looks like it, or how it’s packaged” says Jeremy Scott of his first fragrance for Moschino. “And I think we’ve achieved that!”
Scott shares his unabashed love and icon-ization of teddy bears with the House’s famed founder Franco Moschino, who devotedly used stuffed animals to cover dresses, coats and hats in his fall-winter 1988 collection. Just as cheeky, and perhaps even more lovably snuggly, Jeremy Scott’s teddy comes armed with a heart-warming smile and a T-shirt that states, “This is Not a Moschino Toy.”
He is housed inside what a realistic toy package would be, replete with clear plastic viewing window, bubble writing instructions to “Try Me” or “Touch Me” and the exact same back flap and hanging hook that are used to hang toy packages in every store around the globe. The fragrance itself features the scents of mandarin, cardamom, and bergamot; and a heart of lavender, violet petals, and hawthorn. Its finish of sandal wood, vanilla, mountain tree moss and acacia hit the woodsy notes that nod to this bear’s forest home.
Undeniably humorous, laced with wit and packed with fun, TOY is also revolutionary as a product launch. It offers as a completely innovative way to package, show, and sell fragrance. Most importantly, it represents another step in Jeremy Scott’s high-voltage journey at the House of Moschino, returning the brand to the spirited heights from which it was born.
Available at moschino.com.
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