We love to pamper our four-legged friends with cuddles and lots of treats.
And sometimes we like to splurge on gifts for them – whether it’s home accessories or seasonal outfits.
But a new designer launch is very much at the top end of extravagance for good boys and girls.
Italian fashion house Moschino has unveiled a new line of designer dog clothes – and prices don’t come cheap.
Fashion designer and creative director for the brand, Jeremy Scott, has launched a new range of pet clothes, with 14 ready-to-wear looks – as well as canine accessories.
Some of these items include jersey dog T-shirts, biker jackets and trench coats.
But, with UK prices ranging from £95 to £500, these wardrobe items will make a significant dent in a bank balance.
Pictures from the new campaign show an adorable pooch sporting an olive green Twill dog jacket – made from polyester fabric and featuring a zip pocket detail, logo print on the back and a zip closure
This particular piece is priced at £250.
Other shots from the launch show a miniature dachshund wearing a ballerina-style ball gown and another dog looking very grungy in a biker jacket.
The collection is also made up of fancy collars, charm leads and couture dog bowls – all of which can be purchased directly from the Moschino website.
Announcing the launch earlier this week, designer Jeremy wrote on Instagram: ‘I am so excited to finally share the news, I have designed a Moschino Pet Line. Modelling some of the house signatures are some of the most stylish dogs.’
This isn’t, however, the first venture into doggy fashion from the designer brand.
Back in 2018, Moschino collaborated with H&M for a collection of streetwear pieces for pets.
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