Edited by Benjamin Kanarek
I have been observing the evolution of Haider Ackermann for several seasons, as he is one of my favorite new designers when it comes to womens’ clothing. In my humble opinion, his last two seasons in Paris outclassed all of the other Designers’ Women Collections by a long shot.
Edited by McArthur Joseph
In the spirit of Lee Alexander McQueen, contributors including Lady Gaga, Nick Knight, Steven Klein, Mario Sorrenti, David Sims, Mario Testino, Sean Ellis, and Sebastian Faena, share images inspired by bountiful creativity.
Edited by McArthur Joseph
It is very hard to live up to the legend Alexander McQueen, but designer Sarah Burton tries her best with this period-piece inspired collection. I would have loved to see her take more of a risk, but she did alright for her first time at bat.
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
Daphne Guinness will exhibit part of her wardrobe at the Fashion Institute of Technology in September 2011. About 80 to 100 pieces including outfits by McQueen, Balenciaga, Comme des Garçons, Dolce & Gabbana and Azzedine Alaïa will be in a show on her personal style, which will run through January 2012.
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
Rumor has it that Alexander McQueen might launch a Target Go International line. But, don’t get too excited cuz even McQueen’s McQ diffusion line can easily run you upwards of $400 for a dress and $200 for a top. He already has done collaborations with Puma and Samsonite, but the luggage cost upwards of $800. Also, with all the hype, we may have to knock some people down in order to get even one t-shirt (think craziness from H&M Cavalli collection).
Thanks NY Mag.
