Milanese heritage house famous for its revolutionary floral prints and vibrant, travel-ready jersey fashion.
ORIGIN
Italy
PRICE TIER
luxury
Founded in 1962 in Milan by the American artist-turned-designer George Kenneth Scott, Ken Scott is a legendary Italian fashion house celebrated for its explosive, maximalist floral prints and revolutionary approach to textiles. Known as the "Gardener of Fashion," Scott transformed the 1960s and 70s aesthetic landscape by treating fabric as a canvas for vibrant, pop-art botanicals—peonies, roses, and sunflowers—printed on innovative, wrinkle-free synthetic jersey (Ban-Lon) that catered to the jet-set lifestyle.