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Katy Perry is the New Face of Moschino
By SENATUS News | 11 June 2015

The American pop diva who is currently on world tour in South America, took time off from her busy schedule to announce to her Instagram followers -- all 21 million of them -- and the world that she is the new face of Moschino, revealing the key image that has the singer in a pixie hair cut to match with the denim and the bling that designer Jeremy Scott has infused into the brand. The two have been closely associated, with Katy Perry having made an appearance on the runway for the designer's presentation, attended the Met Gala and performed in concert, dressed in Moschino.

The nothing-out-of-the-ordinary outlook of Scott dove-tails nicely into the larger-than-life personality of Perry, with him revealing that the latter had "came to me before she even had her first album and told me I was her favorite designer, and she hoped one day I would make her costumes."

Cause I am ‎Moschino‬ and you're gonna hear me ro--ar.

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