McQueen F/W 2025.26 Paris

I keep forgetting McQueen the brand still exists. His previous collection was way better than his debut so hopefully this collection will be an even bigger step in the right direction.
 
I too forgot about the existence of this brand.

This man does not understand the essence of McQueen but also fails to bring something worthwhile. His tailoring always looks cheap

why are we dragging scarves on the floor btw? Silly styling there

Mcqueen goes hedi but add some drama, skulls and other uk tropes so we can call it McQueen.
 
McGirr should be eternally grateful that someone is willing to do all the moonlighting for him because, oh God, he would be so lost at the brand. This collection isn’t as offensive as his debut. In fact, it’s actually okay-ish, but the struggle with tailoring is still obvious, and the rest of the show feels like a bunch of costumes, really. The menswear is a painful afterthought, with the skull blouse as the peak of the pain. I’m not sure he even knows what he’s really doing as the creative director.

I wonder what's the inspiration here. I wouldn't be surprised if he watched Nosferatu and went with the flow, but still, it would be such a shallow interpretation.
 
I was expecting something very bad but I enjoyed it for what it is. I think he is becoming more and more confident at the helm of McQueen so hopefully for him, Kering will let him one or two seasons more.

His fashion is really McQ and maybe that's where the business should head to. However if they expect to have a crazy growth with him, they can choke. :rofl:
 
I mean it’s fine but I don’t give a single flying f*ck about that brand. Menswear is non event and womenswear is a variation on archive. Thank god he is cute af so I can just forgive a lot.
 
Well, the pointy booties looked better than the ones Sarah presented at Givenchy :grinningwsweat: It's not a complete disaster (well, the glittery blue sweatshirt worn with a black hat !S), but it obviously isn't good either and I don't think he'll last at the brand. Kering is probably going into overdrive scrambling to catch a (new) star designer after Ancora flopped and Blazy left, so I'm wondering if they already approached Galliano and asked him to take over McQueen. And frankly - why not? I doubt he'll work for LVMH (ever) again and Rosso doesn't really have another brand he could work for, so Galliano taking over the house founded by the other great enfant terrible of their time would be an interesting twist of fate.
 
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