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

Friday, January 18, 2013

Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall

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A fantastic pre-Fall collection for Alexander McQueen. Via WWD.















Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Need vs. Want

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Sick.
Alexander McQueen Snowflake Knucklebox Clutch, $3,195. 
Want (aren't they all?).

Thursday, October 11, 2012

Best Foot Forward

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Sale edition.


 Pierre Hardy color-block suede ankle boots,  
$545 (originally $1,200)

 Alexander McQueen studded leather sandals
$980 (originally $2,295)

And while you're at it:



$659.75 (originally $1,895)

All at theoutnet.com.

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Hard Romance

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Backstage at the McQ A/W 2012 show. Film by Sean Frank; styling by Camilla Nickerson.

Thursday, April 5, 2012

Need vs. Want

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Ridiculously chic.
Alexander McQueen Military Tuxedo All-In-One,
$1885 at Alexander McQueen.
Want.

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Watch the Sound

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She Builds Domes in Air is a 16mm film by Catherine Sullivan featuring Kristen McMenamy in Alexander McQueen (by Sarah Burton) SS2012 for AnOther Magazine. That was a mouthful but totally worth it.

Thursday, July 28, 2011

Best Foot Forward

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(Alexander McQueen Fall 2011 edition.)
Navy patent-leather ankle cuff pumps,
$825 at
net-a-porter.




While we're on the subject of navy:



Navy suede buckled punk boot,
$1225 at Alexander McQueen.

Instant good times:

Suede ankle boot, in red or fuschia,
$1075 at Alexander McQueen.

Thursday, April 21, 2011

Best Foot Forward

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This is definitely the summer of the wedge - so many good choices. (Those of us in the PNW just have to be optimists and believe that we still get that season here.)

[+] Alexander McQueen Gold Iris Platform Sandal,
$3495 at alexandermcqueen.com.

A few other random suggestions, more reasonably priced (more or less) after the jump.

Friday, January 7, 2011

Gold Rush

Alexander McQueen Gold Chrysanthemum ring ($225)
and cuff ($565).

Pair with:

Camel Belted Merino Wool Drape dress, $609
(originally $1,535). All at
alexandermcqueen.com.

Thursday, July 1, 2010

Image of the Day

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Satin and metallic brocade cover for
Visionaire 58 SPIRIT, a tribute to Lee Alexander McQueen, with contributions from Nick Knight, Mario Sorrenti, Steven Meisel, Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin, David Sims, and Mario Testino, among others. The paper in the issue is embedded with wildflower seeds.

Info at visionaireworld.com

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Alexander McQueen

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I'm sad to forward the news that Lee (Alexander) McQueen has died of an apparent suicide. His close friend and supporter Isabella Blow, who herself committed suicide in 2007, purchased McQueen's entire student collection when he graduated from Central Saint Martins, and since then McQueen's work has been at the forefront of treading the line between avant garde and mainstream. His mother, a former school teacher, passed away a week ago. McQueen always seemed to be a tortured soul but he channeled it into dark beauty, and his loss is an incredibly sad one.

Thursday, September 25, 2008

One More Weekend

We didn't have much free time during our quick trip back to New York – mostly running errands and tying up loose ends.

Doesn't really make for great blog posting.

We did however have a chance to stop by the Museum at F.I.T., for a run through its excellent current exhibit, Gothic: Dark Glamour.

Alexander McQueen, Fall 2007. Not surprisingly, there was a bunch of McQueen.

Rodarte, Fall 2008. The Mulleavy sisters were inspired by Japanese horror movies and wanted the red chiffon in this dress to look like blood in water.

There aren't that many images on the web and no photos are allowed in the gallery – but I recommend checking out the show if you can. It's up through early February at F.I.T.

Also on view is Arbiters of Style: Women at the Forefront of Fashion. (Seems like that should go without saying, but no matter.) It's worth a look as well.

Photography Louise Dahl-Wolfe (1895-1989)
Diana Vreeland wearing a suit from Henri Bendel, on a deserted movie lot in Phoenix, Arizona
Harper’s Bazaar, January 1942