Fashion: Reminiscing over Alexander McQueen…

Alexander McQueen is always been such an eccentric and charismatic artist, threading on the edge between the unconventional and the unthinkable.

The play made about him – McQueen – was a taste of a life that was cut too short, that ended too soon. As the Guardian put it, the theater production was a ‘meticulous portrait of fashion’s master of audacity’ – Full article here. 

With McQueen’s new exhibition in town (it’s called ‘Roses‘, read more on Vogue here), it made me thing of ‘Savage Beauty‘ at the V&A from a few year back. I am sure you all have seen some of his work, even if you didn’t know it was his.

‘Savage Beauty’ was a splendid and daring work of art; feathers, leather, and shells brought together a reality that was dark, alluring, and eluding.

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