ALEXANDER_MCQUEEN_SS _TRENDLAND

Alexander McQueen S/S 2013

ALEXANDER_MCQUEEN_SS _TRENDLAND

If the woman of Alexander McQueen were a literature heroine, she’d be the muse of Kafka. And the “Metamorphosis” wouldn’t be about a man-turned-cockroach, but about a woman that turned into Queen Bee. Yes, Sarah Burton continued once again the legacy of the house’s conceptual-to-the-bone collections. The first looks down the runway proved it right: comb patterns were all over. From the sheer pants, to the extravagant headpieces that reminded a true haute beekeeper. Waist and bust, were chosen to be toned with tortoiseshell belts and a reverse of the 16th century clothing structure: corset supporting system turned inside-out. Toward this intense -to say the least- collection’s end, the models put on the dresses. More grand than ever, turned into glorious colorful flowers that kept calling the bees on them. And yes again; the beloved McQueen lava color made an appearence, once again, reminding the celebrated past, and waiting for the future with our breaths taken away.

alexander mcqueen ss

alexander mcqueen ss

alexander mcqueen ss

alexander mcqueen ss

alexander mcqueen ss
alexander mcqueen ss

alexander mcqueen ss




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