Jeremy Scott's debut runway collection for Moschino – in pictures

Style.com's Tim Blanks described the show as a mutant hybrid of Ronald McDonald and Coco Chanel. He's not wrong Photograph: Moschino

Moschino's streetwear fire has been burning since its 90s clubwear heyday, so it's no surprise Scott gave it a modern update. It's brash for sure, but a clever move for the brand when the coolest kids are still fighting to bid on vintage Moschino pieces online Photograph: Moschino

Whereas the founder of the brand, Franco Moschino, took a satirical approach, Jeremy Scott is far less subtle and more literal. But this is what he's always been known for. This stoner-luxe ("M" stands for munchies too) outfit neatly epitomises 2014's hyperactive post-Miley Cyrus cultural landscape (or wasteland, depending on how you see it) Photograph: Moschino

If the Fast Food Rockers ever choose to make a comeback, at least their outfits are sorted Photograph: Moschino

Froot Loops on a dress. Yes, Katy Perry was in the front row of the show Photograph: Moschino

This loud padded jacket wouldn't look out of place in the halcyon days of 90s garage. This isn't Spongebob's first appearance in the world of fashion – Marc Jacobs has a tattoo of the porous luminary on his arm Photograph: Moschino

You're heading home after a big night out. You only have eyes for McDonald's. These glasses speak to us all Photograph: Moschino

Do you have diabetes from looking at this collection yet? Photograph: Moschino

A fitteing tribute to an iconic piece of Moschino heritage – the logo belt. Photograph: Moschino

This is undoubtedly our favourite of all the candy couture – Jourdan Dunn in a Hershey's Kisses wrapper. Yum Photograph: Moschino

And the finale. Lindsey Wixson in a swathe of E numbers and high fructose corn syrup, carrying a bouquet. Cool Photograph: Moschino