Alexander McQueen F/W 2019.20 Paris

amazing collection (i just don't like the big flowers) the tailoring is amazing
 
Great, another McQueen collection which doesn´t remind of Alexander at all...please, just change the name of this brand to "Sarah McQueen" or something; because here there´s not a single thing relatable to Alexander´s style.

Those Valentino-esque dresses at the end feel so desperately trendy...and Alexander wasn´t a trend-follower designer, for God´s sake!!
 
So boring and ugly. The tailoring is amazing, but it's such a waste to see it used on such hideous designs. Can Sarah Burton even design anything that doesn't use the same five colours and materials? Remember when McQueen used chiffon, feathers, lace, and colours like green, orange and yellow?
 
Can Sarah Burton even design anything that doesn't use the same five colours and materials?
There really is something about this particular color palette that just is SO cheap. It's that combination of really flat and dull whites, blacks, reds and that Yves Klein blue. It's such a NY fashion week color story. I've always hated it.

And I can't even deal with those floral prints. Obscene!
 
No offense to Sarah Burton, who I respect and I know she means well. I just think that Lee really meant it when he said his shows are too personal for his fashion house to continue without him. Sarah's collections are very commercial and trendy, which is not what Alexander McQueen meant. I am conflicted about it all because I like Sarah since she is sincere in what she does. I just don't know how what she does represents Lee's world that he created.
 
What's the opposite of greatest hits? Worst misses? This is a collection of that, I mean it just looks like some forgettable looks from previous shows and modified them a little. I don't necessarily think she's a bad designer, she does better when being true to herself and not doing the avant garde mcqueen thing, and the tailoring is almost always impeccable, so that usually redeems the collection a tiny bit(unlike MGC at dior, where both tailoring and design are terrible).
 
Only the two navy blue looks in the middle were good, the rest is boring.
 
This is an ok collection for any designer, but nope, it has nothing got to do with Lee McQueen or his vision for the house that bears his name. They should just rename the house but the name ‘Alexander McQueen’ is more marketable (just by the ring of the name).

I am guessing they are trying hard to get the royal warrant as soon as possible given the extremely commercial design. And once they get it, we can soon expect a haute couture collection coming soon...
 
Honestly, her latest collections has been conceptually decent. But, this one lacks strong vision and concept. Just like any Sarah Burton collection, it's becoming repetitive again. Once you discounted the precise and intricate tailoring of her garments, there's nothing much into it. A Sarah Burton garment is beautiful in construction, but with a devoid purpose.
 
My thoughts too... nothing to do with Lee McQueen.
The colours and the garments are "poor" . Few seasons ago her collections were more interesting but this one simply to look and to forget because this is a forgettable collection, not even one look to remember.
 

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