This is Moschino's latest Eau De Toilette (in layman terms, diluted perfume)
It looks like this.
We read your mind. "That's no perfume bottle. That's the stuff I clean my windows with."
That's right. An haute-couture brand decided that a household cleaning product would perfect the look.
Of course, this isn't the first time Moschino made use of familiar everyday product designs from an average person's life.
It's highly likely that the shock value of it is also a post-modernist marketing gimmick in itself.
People find it ridiculous, and most don't usually buy it because they see it as a representation of cutting edge fashion.
Fascinated, however, people might still proceed to buy the product in all of its newfangled household glory, meaning Moschino will still laugh their way (fashionably) to the bank.
In case you're wondering if someone might spray glass cleaner all over themselves, the nozzle head doesn't actually spray when pressed.
In fact, the nozzle head is actually a cap, safely housing the perfumed water's triggering mechanism.
Thank goodness for it being dummy-proofed.
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Top image adapted via Moschino's website and Cold Storage Singapore
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