Showing posts with label alexander mcqueen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label alexander mcqueen. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Alexander McQueen Pre-Spring Collection Preview




It is safe to say, the girl has talent. Here is a sneakpeek at Sarah Burton's first women's collection for Alexander McQueen. Her goal, she said, was to "juxtapose the pale and the delicate with the bold and armorial. It’s about a highly structured torso that gives way to a more fluid silhouette or drop waists that lead to a finned trouser or skirt."


via NY Mag

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Thursday, February 11, 2010

RIP Alexander McQueen


Today is truly a sad day in fashion. Alexander McQueen, 40, was found dead in his London apartment this morning at 10:20 am. McQueen’s talent will never ever be forgotten or surpassed. His contemporary line, McQ, was scheduled to be shown today at New York Fashion week. This loss is tragic and extremely heartbreaking. He will forever be missed. Rest in peace.

Below are a few of my favourite pieces from his ready-to-wear collection for spring 2010.





Incredible.

xo

Friday, October 9, 2009

Fabulous Friday - Olivia Palermo



Happy Friday everyone! This weeks edition of Fab Friday welcomes Olivia Palermo! The controversial 'bad girl' of The City is always dressed to impress, even when she is talking a stroll down the streets of New York City. Olivia is rocking Alexander McQueen leather leggings and a white top and blazer paired with a Birkin bag. So simple and yet so stylish. I am not a fan of menswear shoes, but she can pull it off.

xo


Thursday, February 19, 2009

Fashion Flash: Alexander McQueen for Target



I kind of wish I lived in the US, preferably close to a Target store, so I could be one of the first to get my hands on this line. Alexander McQueen has designed a diffusion line for Target based on his lower - priced McQ line. The line will be available in store and online March 1 through April 11, 2009. Prices haven't been determined, but it's inspired by the Duke Spirit, a British band with an affinity for the sounds of late eighties and early nineties grunge bands. Lead singer Leila Moss was McQueen's muse for the collection who is shown in the picture above. The collection is described to have a muted color palette of black, white, gray and tan with accents of cobalt blue and bright pink. Studs and mesh give items an edge. For example, a chambray sleeveless shirtdress has stud detailing, there’s a mesh wrap dress and an open yarn zipper cardigan. Graphic prints and silk-screen photographs give tunics, dresses and T-shirts visual interest. The Leila silk-screen T-shirt with a necklace collar was designed for The Duke Spirit lead singer, while other band members are immortalized on a sleeveless jersey T-shirt. A sateen strapless pleat dress in a tattoo print of mermaids, dice and anchors is an example of McQueen’s penchant for pairing feminine fabrics with tough details. Alexander McQueen at an affordable price? This is all too much...