Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty opened its doors on 14 March at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. See this amazing time lapse of how it all came together…
“This spectacular exhibition is the only major retrospective of McQueen’s work to be presented in Europe and showcases the best of his creative output of womenswear from his 1992 Central Saint Martin’s postgraduate collection to his A/W 2010 collection which was unfinished at the time of his death.”
The Alexander McQueen exhibition Savage Beauty runs until August 2. Tickets can be purchased at the official V&A website here: vam.ac.uk/savagebeauty
Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty
“Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty” Comes To London
Breaking news for Londoners – The Victoria and Albert Museum are presenting “Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty” in London in spring 2015.
“Savage Beauty is a celebration of the most imaginative and talented designer of our time,” said Sarah Burton, Creative Director for Alexander McQueen. “Lee was a genius and a true visionary who pushed boundaries, challenged and inspired. He believed in creativity and innovation and his talent was limitless.”
Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty, 14 March – 19 July, 2015. Tickets can be [Read more…] about “Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty” Comes To London
Gisele Bundchen in Alexander McQueen
Brazilian beauty Gisele Bundchen tweeted a pic of her in this smoking red gown, before MET Ball 2011 adding, “When I was 17, McQueen gave me my first big break by booking me for his fashion show. Doing his show opened many doors for my career.” Do You Like This Look?
Alexander McQueen exhibition at Metropolitan Museum of Art
Metropolitan Museum in New York will commemorate the work of Alexander McQueen, who died in last year with the exhibition Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty. The exhibition will feature more than 100 pieces , and takes a look back over two decades of McQueen’s work, from his Central Saint Martins postgraduate collection in 1992 to his final runway [Read more…] about Alexander McQueen exhibition at Metropolitan Museum of Art