Stained glass by way of Alexander McQueen by Sarah Burton.
Alexander McQueen. #lfw
![American Football by way of the Far East? Only McQueen! He thought on a different level. He was in a creative ball park of his own.
alexander mcqueen s/s 2005 rtw, ‘it’s only a game’ as worn by awaoi:“[In this collection] the idea of the chess game meant that we looked at six different types of women, women on opposing sides. We had the Americans facing the Japanese and the redheads facing the tanned Latinos.” - Alexander McQueen in Another Magazine, Spring/Summer 2005](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mb0l10MAkb1qj10b5o1_r1_250.jpg)
American Football by way of the Far East? Only McQueen! He thought on a different level. He was in a creative ball park of his own.
alexander mcqueen s/s 2005 rtw, ‘it’s only a game’ as worn by awaoi:“[In this collection] the idea of the chess game meant that we looked at six different types of women, women on opposing sides. We had the Americans facing the Japanese and the redheads facing the tanned Latinos.” - Alexander McQueen in Another Magazine, Spring/Summer 2005
And the pretty has a dark romance too…
There is beauty in the desolate
alexander mcqueen f/w 2003 rtw: Inspired by a nomad’s desolate journey into the tundra, McQueen placed models inside a torrential wind tunnel. “The models could hardly walk, yet the hand-painted silk and chiffon fabric that was billowing behind them was just completely breathtaking—some pieces stretched over 20 feet!” says Rubenstein. “You thought the models were going to blow away.”
this is what it must feel like to be enveloped in a dream…
Backstage at tonight’s Alexander McQueen show #KCDInstant
Form or function?
Both.
East meets West meets the stuff that lined McQueen’s dreams.
Absolutely wonderful.
Of the greatest shoes ever designed. Gorgeous.
Alexander McQueen s/s 2005
There will NEVER be another McQueen. His was a singular vision.
givenchy haute couture f/w 1998 by alexander mcqueen
A bit of rare genius died when he died.
They say Alexander McQueen must have hated women but I like to think that in the strong intensity that was his designs, he rather emboldened, strengthened and loved women.
