Showing posts with label Alexander McQueen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alexander McQueen. Show all posts

Friday, 19 October 2012

Haute Halloweeeeeeen

If I was a Rich Girl lalalalalalalalala - I would be getting my gothic on with these dreamy designer pieces for the spooky season!
black leather trimmed cape by Yves Saint Laurent £2060

My dream LBD: Nelcie dress by Isabel Marant £2120

Raj boot by Alexander McQueen £1470

Monday, 5 April 2010

cosmic girl

INTERGALACTIC
INTERGALACTIC
INTERGALACTIC
INTERGALACTIC


Basso and Brooke SS10
Alexander McQueen SS10
Peter Pilotto SS10
Jonathan Saunders printed jersey t-shirt
Sass and Bide 'Be a Believer' jersey body suit



Friday, 12 March 2010

McQueen's Final Collection

Fashionistas worldwide bid Alexander McQueen farewell last week with the presentation of his final collection. The collection summoned a sense of true oppulence of another era, reminiscent of Royalty or even Papal garments. McQueen's use of rich red with elaborate gold patterns seemed to symbolise influences of Baroque or Rococo style. This was directly fused with the digital prints and gothic undertones of today. The collection seems to creatively defy the fact that we are in recession. The stand out piece from the collection appears to be the fishtail dress with the jacket made from gilded feathers. However I think my favourite piece is the back and gold dress and cape; it would transform anyone into Wonder Woman. To be invited to this unweiling would cement you as a heavyweight of the fashion industry. I can't imagine what a privilege it would be to witness this beautiful and poignant 16 piece collection first hand. Rest in Peace Lee McQueen.








Sunday, 21 February 2010

R.I.P Alexander McQueen

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I hope the bloggersphere will forgive me for my tardy post on this recent tragedy which has rocked the fashion world. Conscious not to trivialise this devastating loss and overstate the obvious such as McQueen's genius for innovation I will try to keep this short and sweet. This shocking tragedy has come at a poignant time and only serves to emphasise the tremendous pressure and panic of fashion week. His death seems to drive home the message that to sustain such a level of greatness collection after collection is an immense pressure, and I hope other designers take heed from this. We love him for his creative genius and his amazing contributions to British fashion. He will be remembered as one of the greats; a true British icon. Alexander you will be greatly missed.

Saturday, 31 October 2009

Trick or Treat

Happy Halloween fellow bloggers and bloggettes. I have collected a selection of spooky treats for your viewing pleasure and to get you in the mood for this festive eve. What will your costume be!?
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1. skull ring by Vivienne Westwood
2. colourful skull rings by Christian Dior
3. clutch by Alexander McQueen

Thursday, 3 September 2009

Best of British

With the current 90s renaissance and the Beatles anniversary celebrations, people seem to be embracing British pride. While the Oasis reunion was short-lived, Blur are still going strong and people are digging out their hooded parkas and Union Jacks. Get patriotic with some of these beauties:





1. Union Jack bag by Chanel
2. Vivienne Westwood cushion
3. Alexander McQueen clutch
4. Miss Moss
5. Weekend bag by Paul Smith
6. Georgia Jagger models Hudson jeans

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