Alexander McQueen creative director Sarah Burton chose to go along with the all-bees theme while adding a high dose of glamor to the brand's spring 20123 accessories. Check out the result! Like her mentor, designer Sarah Burton chose to keep up the edgy signature of the Alexander McQueen label by playing with innovative prints and patterns this spring 2013 season and the innovative designs couldn't have been better underlined than through the use of chic, edgy and unique looking accessories. The brand has always impacted the fashion scene using bold patterns and fierce lines and although Sarah Burton has infused a little bit of femininity into the designs since she was appointed creative director, the essence of the brand is still well preserved.
As far as accessories go, Alexander McQueen's spring 2013 shoes, bags and jewelry followed closely into the steps of the theme chosen for the collection. Everything about bees inspired the designs and the accessories, so obviously stunning bee applications, honeycomb motifs, beekeeper’s veil patterns dominated the accessories that completed the designs.
The extravagant shoes created seem to display a certain dose of sexiness brought through modernist designs, clear soles filled with colored beads and honeycomb details. A pair of thigh high boots stole the spotlight through their fierceness and 'cheekiness', so be warned that these shoes will make jaws drop from first sight.
Sarah Burton presented Alexander McQueen Fall 2011 Collection during Paris Fashion Week that was memorable, dreamy and flaunted some Royal Wedding Dresses on runway. Alexander McQueen Spring/Summer 2011 Collection by Sarah Burton was absolutely perfect.
Alexander McQueen Autumn/Winter 2011/12 runway show, an ode to “The Ice Queen and Her Court” reflected that aesthetic at it`s purest with what the show notes called “heritage silhouettes”.
Alexander McQueen fall 2011 gowns looked apt for Royal Wedding and could convince Princess-to-be Kate Middleton to go for Sarah Burton’s design for her April wedding like a gown with a body collaged from broken china, that erupted into a froth of organza was stunning.
Sarah Burton fall 2011 Alexander McQueen show opened with Freja Beha Erichsen in white tweed skirt suit with fur accents and zips which opened pleats around the skirt. She looked like a rare white bird in her white coat with white fur.
Then came slew of models flaunting designs that had a blurry-edged softness, which came from the fur that lined hems, cuffs, and shoulder seams.
Color palette was mostly based on black, white and some grays with a flash of lavender and baby blue, here and there.
Sarah Burton’s couture-level tailoring was prominent in fitted wool jackets trimmed in fur, tiny zippers running vertically around a skirt hem, spray-on leather leggings beneath skirts and dresses with bodices crafted entirely from mosaics of broken bone china plates.
Fur was prominent in drop-waist halterneck dress and the hood of a sleeveless sheath. Models grabbed attention in their colorless faces and small, metal-covered heads and Lace-up platform booties.
Rounding up the show were Alexander McQueen Fall 2011 evening gowns that came in white looking as pure as snow and in black flaunting sexier side. On the whole, Alexander McQueen Fall 2011 runway show was all about intricate tailoring and dreamy dresses and gown, apt for royal wedding.
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Alexander McQueen Autumn/Winter 2011/12 runway show, an ode to “The Ice Queen and Her Court” reflected that aesthetic at it`s purest with what the show notes called “heritage silhouettes”.
Alexander McQueen fall 2011 gowns looked apt for Royal Wedding and could convince Princess-to-be Kate Middleton to go for Sarah Burton’s design for her April wedding like a gown with a body collaged from broken china, that erupted into a froth of organza was stunning.
Sarah Burton fall 2011 Alexander McQueen show opened with Freja Beha Erichsen in white tweed skirt suit with fur accents and zips which opened pleats around the skirt. She looked like a rare white bird in her white coat with white fur.
Then came slew of models flaunting designs that had a blurry-edged softness, which came from the fur that lined hems, cuffs, and shoulder seams.
Color palette was mostly based on black, white and some grays with a flash of lavender and baby blue, here and there.
Sarah Burton’s couture-level tailoring was prominent in fitted wool jackets trimmed in fur, tiny zippers running vertically around a skirt hem, spray-on leather leggings beneath skirts and dresses with bodices crafted entirely from mosaics of broken bone china plates.
Fur was prominent in drop-waist halterneck dress and the hood of a sleeveless sheath. Models grabbed attention in their colorless faces and small, metal-covered heads and Lace-up platform booties.
Rounding up the show were Alexander McQueen Fall 2011 evening gowns that came in white looking as pure as snow and in black flaunting sexier side. On the whole, Alexander McQueen Fall 2011 runway show was all about intricate tailoring and dreamy dresses and gown, apt for royal wedding.
What do you think about the collection? Share your thoughts with sepphora-beautyzone.com in comment box below and also don’t forget to follow us on Facebook for more.
Talking about most anticipated show at Paris Fashion Week, it is undoubtedly Alexander McQueen Spring 2011 Fashion Show. It is iconic designer Alexander McQueen’s successor and right-hand woman Sarah Burton’s debut Spring Collection.
After presenting Alexander McQueen Resort 2011 Collection, Sarah Burton has come up with Spring collection for fashion house. Sarah Burton’s first Spring Collection for Alexander McQueen opened with model stepping on runway donning tail coat with unfinished edges and peaked shoulders teamed with pants.
Unlike Alexander McQueen’s dramatic and dark stage presentation, Sarah went for a nurturing atmosphere with runway of floorboards with grass emerging from between them.
Plain white canvas, embroidery, butterfly print, feather adorned skirts, gowns and looks likegown of pleated organza, gown with a breastplate of gilded cornstalks, regal dresses with trains of pheasant feathers, silk ivy coated in black were amazing. Models’ braided hairstyle was also adding to beauty of show.
Tops looks of Alexander McQueen Spring 2011 collection included Bandaged chiffon dresses, dramatic sleeveless cream waistcoats adorned with manes of horsehair swinging down the back, gold brocade suits with dressage fringing at the neck and hems, white military frock coats, white broderie anglais dresses featuring beautiful sculpted corset belts of stiff golden leaves and lots more.
With Alexander McQueen Spring 2011 Paris Fashion Week Collection, Sarah Burton paid homage to late designer Alexander McQueen and proved to be worthy successor to a genuine fashion genius.
After presenting Alexander McQueen Resort 2011 Collection, Sarah Burton has come up with Spring collection for fashion house. Sarah Burton’s first Spring Collection for Alexander McQueen opened with model stepping on runway donning tail coat with unfinished edges and peaked shoulders teamed with pants.
Unlike Alexander McQueen’s dramatic and dark stage presentation, Sarah went for a nurturing atmosphere with runway of floorboards with grass emerging from between them.
Plain white canvas, embroidery, butterfly print, feather adorned skirts, gowns and looks likegown of pleated organza, gown with a breastplate of gilded cornstalks, regal dresses with trains of pheasant feathers, silk ivy coated in black were amazing. Models’ braided hairstyle was also adding to beauty of show.
Tops looks of Alexander McQueen Spring 2011 collection included Bandaged chiffon dresses, dramatic sleeveless cream waistcoats adorned with manes of horsehair swinging down the back, gold brocade suits with dressage fringing at the neck and hems, white military frock coats, white broderie anglais dresses featuring beautiful sculpted corset belts of stiff golden leaves and lots more.
With Alexander McQueen Spring 2011 Paris Fashion Week Collection, Sarah Burton paid homage to late designer Alexander McQueen and proved to be worthy successor to a genuine fashion genius.
Alexander McQueen Spring 2011 Collection by Sarah Burton turned out to be a great collection for which Sarah got lot of accolades. She came out with a collection for spring season which was in every way attention grabbing, be it clothes, styling, accessories or shoes.
Spring 2011 Alexander McQueen women’s shoes in particular were spectacular and it is proof of the heiress’ talent. Burton furthered McQueen’s vision with footwear that are wearable and are unique in their own way. From carved platforms, feather platforms to leather booties, collection looked must have for colorful season.
Numerous breathtakingly stunning Spring 2011 footwear were flaunted that were every inch brilliant and classy. Head turning Alexander McQueen shoes included butterfly-covered sandals, gold, square-toed, hobnail boot with hand-carved “iris” heels, ankle boots adorned with gold buckles that were as per McQueen standards.
Talking about most artistic shoes of collection, it was elaborately constructed metal sandals that featured painted leather butterflies covering the front of the foot and heel comprising of stacked butterflies.
Spring 2011 Alexander McQueen women’s shoes in particular were spectacular and it is proof of the heiress’ talent. Burton furthered McQueen’s vision with footwear that are wearable and are unique in their own way. From carved platforms, feather platforms to leather booties, collection looked must have for colorful season.
Numerous breathtakingly stunning Spring 2011 footwear were flaunted that were every inch brilliant and classy. Head turning Alexander McQueen shoes included butterfly-covered sandals, gold, square-toed, hobnail boot with hand-carved “iris” heels, ankle boots adorned with gold buckles that were as per McQueen standards.
Talking about most artistic shoes of collection, it was elaborately constructed metal sandals that featured painted leather butterflies covering the front of the foot and heel comprising of stacked butterflies.





























