Alexander McQueen Fall Ready to Wear Collection Is One of Our Faves

We take a look at a few pieces from Alexander McQueen’s Fall Ready to Wear collection by Lee Alexander McQueen as the designer showcased in Newyork.

According to Vogue, ” the show was rooted in the elements, as well, though it wasn’t water that was her focus, but earth. Piles of mulch made from fallen trees gave off a peaty tang in the Brooklyn warehouse venue (it’ll be reused in plantings, she said), and birds and insects chirped on the speakers before the soundtrack settled into the groove of “A Forest” by The Cure. Backstage Burton was talking about mycelium, the underground fungal network that’s sometimes called nature’s “wood wide web,” connecting trees with one another and transferring nutrients and minerals plant-to-plant.”

Vogue further described the collection stating, “she didn’t neglect to show off the label’s sartorialism. A smoking with a crystal-embellished back panel and a spangled bandeau in place of a shirt would be a glamorously restrained red carpet look for what’s likely to be a sober Oscars ceremony at the end of the month.

Other sharply cut pantsuits picked up the psychedelic colors of those mushrooms—acid green and yellow, electric blue, bright red. “I wanted it to have a pace to it and an energy to it… and there to be color,” Burton said. “I wanted it to have a vibrancy.”

Watch the show here!

satisfashionug@gmail.com