Mar 9, 2010 @ 5:55 pm
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The last collection designed by Lee Alexander McQueen debuted during Paris Fashion Week today with a presentation that paid solemn tribute to the late designer. Mohawked models draped in each of the 16 looks slowly marched across a gilded salon—a perfect backdrop for the ornate, Byzantine-inspired collection. For Fall 2010, McQueen showcased his forward-thinking vision and technical mastery by weaving digitally captured works of art into his fabrics and transforming the most intricately embroidered brocade into a wearable pouf dress. The final words in the show’s notes summed the collection best: “Each piece was unique, as was he.”

See Alexander McQueen’s entire Fall 2010 collection.

Take a closer look at McQueen’s Fall 2010 collection in this video by Fashionista.

Enid Portuguez

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Don’t particularly care for the looks given to the models, but LOVE that first gold piece with the belt!

-pr on March 11th, 2010

RIP to a great talent

-michelle on March 11th, 2010

The models look rather manly

-AMcQueen on March 11th, 2010

R.I.P Alexander McQueen

-Olivia on March 11th, 2010

What a terrible loss, he clearly had many more wonderful collections to give

-lovefashion on March 11th, 2010

AMAZING!

-queenme on March 11th, 2010

16 pieces only =(

-Amerie on March 11th, 2010

GORGEOUS pieces!!

-layla on March 11th, 2010

Only McQueen could have sculpted these so PERFECTLY!

-Amy on March 11th, 2010

To die for!

-lucy on March 11th, 2010

Lovely :-)

-wendy on March 11th, 2010

Can’t wait to buy that gold dress

-shelly on March 11th, 2010

This collection was stunning and fit for royalty. He was a true visionary and the industry will never be the same.

-cr on March 11th, 2010

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