Edited by Danika Daly
Models walked the runways with eyes wide shut during Paris Fashion Week. The masked crusaders had their faces covered by a variety of objects, including lacy material resembling bat wings such as in the McQueen show. Let’s unmask these mysterious beings.
Edited by Megan Turley
Right on the tail of news that the Alexander McQueen exhibit “Savage Beauty” at the Met will be extended due to popular demand, images of Sarah Burton’s newest venture – “God Save McQueen” – have been released, and they do not disappoint. The collection of silk scarves incorporates McQueen’s skull motif and maintains a sense of delicate ephemerality that epitomizes McQueen designs. Just in time for turban season!
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
A wedding dress in the final of the Harry Potter film series, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows, looks terribly familiar to a dress from Alexander McQueen‘s Fall ’08 ready to wear collection.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
A Jimmy Fallon-helmed Emmys actually ended up not being the worst thing to happen to mankind. Who knew? In fact, it was an entertaining, well-paced affair that ended on time — take note Academy Awards. It was also the gayest Emmys in recorded history. At times I thought I had stumbled upon the Tony’s or the GLAAD Media Awards. The homos came out roaring and took away a lot of the top prizes and I for one couldn’t have been prouder.
Edited by Annabelle Cheesecake, Parisian Princess
Vogue Paris pays tribute to the genius Alexander McQueen with this great “Erotica” spread featuring Lily Donaldson and styled by Carine Roitfield. I’m speechless!
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
Alexander McQueen Moth on Pedder
Shot for accessories ezine Pedderzine, the editorial Supernatural mocks all National Geographic conventions by making the bugs part of haute couture with tongue n’cheek sassyness and leggyness!
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Edited by Kirby Marzec
If you’re looking for a twisted ankle, bruised knees, or knocked out teeth this holiday season, make your way to the emergency room rocking on any of these heels:
Antonio Berardi Platform No Heel
Yves Saint Laurent Heel
Alexander McQueen Platforms
Thanks The Newbury Diaries!
Edited by Kirby Marzec
With the holidays rapidly approaching, there are more cocktail parties, family gatherings, fancy dinners and holiday festivities than ever before! What could be better to wear than a classic, always adorable and stylish little black dress? Dress it down with a cardigan and some boots for a pre-Christmas dinner with the grandparents. Dress it up with heels and jewelry for a night under the mistletoe at your best friend’s swanky holiday bash! Really, the possibilities are endless! Too much holiday shopping have your wallet looking a bit empty? Here are some of my favorite dresses that can fit any budget and any style! (Photos in order from least expensive to most expensive):
ASOS Tiered Ruffle Dress: £45 or about $70 (Available at Asos.com)
Firetrap Body Con Dress: £55 or about $85 (Available at Asos.com)
Quontum Bow Halter Dress: £65 or about $100 (Available at Asos.com)
Kookai Cornelli Embellished Dress: £75 or about $115 (Available at Asos.com)
French Connection Full Skirted Prom Dress: £120 or about $185 (Available at Asos.com)
Filippa K Black Boob Zip Up Dress: $399 (Available at Ssense.com)
Designers Remix Prettystar Black Bubble Dress: $427 (Available at Ssense.com)
Mint Jodi Arnold $475 (Availabe at Net-a-porter.com)
Valentino Red Mock Neck Tie Back Dress: $550 (Available at Ssense.com)
Alexander McQueen Piped Trim Dress: $2,130 (Available at Net-a-porter.com)
Visit Asos, Ssense and Net-a-Porter today!
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
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This month’s issue of UK Vogue not only features that amazing Roald Dahl shoot, it also features an avant garde tribute by Nick Knight. Entitled ‘Unbelievable Fashion’ this editorial goes through the most mind blowing garments of the last years. Viktor & Rolf, Issey Miyake, Thierry Mugler, Galliano and Alexander McQueen are just a few of the names whose frocks make an appearance.
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Edited by Kirby Marzec
Hats aren’t just for costumes, to keep your ears warm or to block out the sun anymore! Thanks to designers like Marc Jacobs and Alexander McQueen, hats have made a major comeback, not only on the runways, but on celebrity heads and in the fashion world in general. Granville Millinery has given hats a total 360…from accessories to essentials. With dramatic head toppers like these, you now have a reason to go out and buy an outfit to match you hat!
Merci Beaucoup NYLON!
