Sarah Burton’s Alexander McQueen collection was an old worldly show with formal goth and vampire themes. Long coats, tailored trousers and dark styling. What stood out was the dangling facial jewelry and use of butterfly patterns. See the Alexander McQueen Menswear F/W 2016 collection below:
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Alexander McQueen Ready To Wear S/S 2016 PFW
Feathered, luxurious and heavily embroidered in jeweled detailing. See the Alexander Mcqueen Ready to Wear S/S 2016 collection designed by Sarah Burton and presented at Paris Fashion Week below:
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Alexander McQueen Menswear S/S 2016 London
Alexander McQueen Menswear S/S 2016 London is a study in understated drama and structural elegance. The collection balances formal tailoring with ethereal movement, offering garments that feel simultaneously commanding and delicate. It is McQueen at his signature best—boldly architectural yet refined, with each piece carefully considered to impress in both shape and detail.
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Alexander Mcqueen Ready to Wear F/W 2015 PFW
Alexander McQueen Fall Winter 2015 arrived like a whisper in a haunted ballroom. Sarah Burton, carrying the weight of McQueen’s legacy, delivered a collection steeped in aromantic melancholy, Victorian influences, and just enough gothic drama to make a statement without tipping into costume. Think disheveled Marie Antoinette wandering through a foggy cemetery, occasionally brushing past a petal-covered gown.
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McQ Alexander McQueen Menswear F/W 2015
McQ Alexander McQueen Menswear Fall Winter 2015 is equal parts street style and equestrian fantasy. The collection mixes edgy urban attitude with subtle nods to classic riding aesthetics, creating something instantly recognizable yet playful.
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Alexander McQueen Menswear F/W 2015
Alexander McQueen Menswear Fall Winter 2015 feels like ceremony and rebellion sharing the same body. This is formalwear pushed through a lens of danger and beauty, where florals morph into camouflage and tailoring becomes a weapon rather than a uniform.
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Alexander McQueen A/W 2014 Lookbook
Alexander McQueen Autumn Winter 2014 does not ask for your attention. It assumes it. This lookbook is stripped back, direct, and unapologetically McQueen. No distractions. No unnecessary narrative. Just clothes, attitude, and conviction. The palette is nearly colorless, and that choice feels deliberate. Black, white, and shades in between dominate, giving the collection a ghostly, suspended quality. It feels ethereal, but never soft. There is tension in every look, an edge that keeps things sharp even when the mood feels weightless.
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Alexander McQueen S/S 2015 PFW
Alexander McQueen’s spring-summer 2015 collection was daring, edgy, and unapologetically dramatic. Black leather and exotic skins dominated the early looks, creating a sense of intensity and raw power. The runway felt dark and severe, but the collection had a meticulous artistry that kept it mesmerizing rather than intimidating.
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Alexander McQueen | Men’s Spring/Summer 2015 | Runway Show
Oversized, long, wide and elongated. This theme carried from the shoes to the jackets and suits. With a color pallet of black, white, red and grey the clothing had utilitarian and structured movement even though most were oversize. The young male models trotted out with a similar emo hair pulled forward partially covering their faces. Although there were a few amazing long coats, this collection had an objectionable amount of low impact flair. Like a western magician/white urban gangster feel. Does that even make sense? sheez. Imagine Justin Beiber going to his favorite goofy aunts party. Just watch the runway below and maybe you’ll be able to pull the same references
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Alexander McQueen | Spring/Summer 2014 | Backstage Film
“Faded fabrics that feel they have been left out in the sun and tarnished gold buttons. Hems, lapels and sleeves are unfinished and frayed. The internal structure of suiting is removed to give lightness. The sleeves of a frock coat have been ripped away with seams and shoulder padding left exposed. The silk lining of the suit jacket is introduced as a button-down robe or cardigan, layered over collarless bib shirts and exposed from the sleeves and hem of suit jackets. Worn with pleated loose, long shorts or trousers cropped above the ankle. The iconic McQueen skull motif is reworked into a cotton lace. The lace is adapted as a…
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ALEXANDER MCQUEEN SPRING/SUMMER 2014
Steven Kleins new campaign film and photographs for Alexander McQueen, featuring Kate Moss“Inspiration comes from the many progressive art movements of the early Twentieth Century – a mix of primitive shapes, graphic forms and bold colour. There is a suggestion of the clean lines and the dropped waist of the 1920s in places. Kilts, leggings, biker jackets, boxy coats and tunic tops all feature with a nod to uniform and sportswear. Shoulders are relaxed. Inner structures are absent and garments are finished with laser cutting so that they are eased and light. Metal embellishment, jewellery, and aged multiple zip trim are reminiscent of found objects as are heavy bracelets in…
