Savage beauty

“Savage Beauty,’‘ a show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, celebrates the British fashion designer and his wildly imaginative vision.

“ALEXANDER MCQUEEN:SAVAGE BEAUTY”, AN EXHIBITION CELEBRATING A GENIUS “Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty”, an exhibition celebrating the genius British designer – who changed the course of his…

McQueen's death was announced on the afternoon of February 11, 2010. In the morning, his housekeeper found him hanging at his home on Green Street, London. Paramedics were called and they pronounced him dead at the scene.

Charlotte Eve Norman is a young British set designer, who loves riding her bike, eats ice cream, and who has just’ run her first ultra marathon in the Race to the Stones. In life Charlotte is indeed a rare specimen of a sunny person,’ the kind of person you are drawn to simply to bathe in the...

The exhibit, which broke attendance records at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, has been expanded for London's Victoria and Albert Museum, replete with a near life-size hologram of Kate Moss.

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And then I remembered that he was gone, and silently wept for fashion. The Metropolitan Museum in New York just concluded a show about the man's amazing vision. See the first batch here.

From a straight jacket kimono on Coco to Raquel playing the pawn, Karen Elson in a gown inspired by the massacre of the Scottish Jacobites and Karlie in a wooden skirt from the show where, Vogue explains, Shalom Harlow stood on a turntable and was spray-painted by robots,” it’s clear there’s quite an archive to […]

So who do I have to kill to own that flower dress? In celebration of his life and creative vision, the Metropolitan Museum in New York will be showcasing over 100 pieces of McQueen's work from May 4th until July 31st 2011.

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NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM "Comforting the disturbed and disturbing the comfortable" In our own fashion-centric Night at the Museum one evening last week, we had a once in a lifetime experience -- a private after-hours tour of the Metropolitan Museum's mindbogglingly magical Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty. For this we have to thank Robin Schwalb, media archivist at the Metropolitan, who helped install both the astonishing visuals and the unique sounds that make the exhibition the breathtaking…