Alexander mcqueen armadillo shoes

For his 2010 show titled “Plato’s Atlantis,” Alexander McQueen imagined a world in which the seas had risen and humankind was evolving to survive underwater. The collection features fantastical designs that suggest the morphing of our bodies into human-animal hybrids

To celebrate the announcement of the V&A’s summer exhibition ‘Shoes: Pleasure and Pain’, we chart five pairs worthy of any fixation

How the designer's final show solidified his memory in pop culture and birthed a new way of displaying fashion.

There are very few geniuses in the world. It is a shame to lose one. R.I.P. LEE ALEXANDER MCQUEEN art.

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For the record, no, I don’t own a pair of McQueens. I just can’t afford it. Lol. But honestly, I’m deeply obsessed with the shoes. Some may find the pairs weird… However, fo…

Armadillo

Unless you weren’t already convinced of Alexander McQueen’s dark genius by the pictures of the clothing from his show, we submit to you: the shoes. What we got from this collection (among other…

This is the most unusual regular editorial I’ve ever seen. And I mean this in the best possible way. For a shoot that has no story, and no scenery behind it, this is the most intriguing sho…

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