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By: Adam Keller
The Alexander McQueen show was definitely short and
sweet. This was a true high-fashion
presentation. The outfits were all immaculate;
many were Victorian style with ruffles framing the face, reminiscent of Mary
Queen of Scots. Peplum waists and broad
shoulders were the typical body silhouette present, along with feathered coats
that almost seemed to leap off the runway.
There were also two medieval outfits with short skirts and a long train
in a mix of solid and sheer fabrics that brought the collection to another
level.
Legs were covered in
chainmail-type stockings with shoes that were both high and bold – with many
pearl-esque studs. Accessories included
gloves that only covered the women’s fingers as well as the crystal headwear that
was seen in every look. The all black
and white collection mixed with silver elements really pushed the boundaries of
the fashion we have previously seen at Paris Fashion Week and was a great way
to bring a heightened level of style.
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great job adam! another breath-taking collection from sarah burton. all hail mcqueen!!
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