What do you guys think about this collections? I love some of the dress and will walk it so good on a red carpet event. But the shoes....................hmmmmmmmmmmmmm that is one am not so sure of! The horse look shoes are really unique and different from what we see out there, but my question is, can one really walk on such shoes? Alexander McQueen is a great designer and one that i will always respect, Am happy to see that his team are still working hard to see that his dreams for the fashion world never dies or fade away.
May His Soul Keep Resting In Peace!!!!
Exploding petals. Women as flowers. Cascading, swirling, outsize pink blooms made of organza and feather. Thistledown and dandelion clocks shivering on layer upon layer of tulle. Sarah Burton has been thinking about “a beautiful future” for fall: “A kind of soft futurism. Not cold and structured, but optimistic and forward-looking.”
Lee McQueen, her late boss, was fascinated by nature, but Burton’s way of looking at it is different. Where McQueen explored its darkly sinister forces, her drive is to capture something light and wondrous—but no less fully dramatic. In many ways, her show was faithful to his legacy. It's there in the topping and tailing of each look with a mirrored Plexiglas visor and hoof-like, heel-less boots, shod with a horseshoe in the platform. It’s there in the creamy nipped-waisted, full-skirted coats with high-stacked Mongolian fur collars that opened the show. And more fundamentally, it’s there in Burton’s nurturing of the amazing McQueen workshop, a force of dozens of skilled artisans bent on finessing 3-D flower embroideries, pin-tucking, pleating, and placing marabou feathers for hundreds of hours: London’s closest rivals to the upper echelons of Paris couture endeavor.
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