Alexander McQueen | Men's Spring/Summer 2016 | Runway Show
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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The Sea
Alexander McQueen’s menswear collection this season explores the spirit of journeying and solitude. Drawn to what is unfathomable and remote, the sea acts as a powerful opposite to the land, and is a place where men can make themselves new. To create a strong sense of the world of water and naval adventure, McQueen has homed in on the image of sailors and wrestlers. The collection further explores the theme of adventure and tattoos as a male habit of mapping his body with identity.
Trousers are cropped at the ankle and offered either classic or in a kick back sailor style. The outerwear consists of oversize trench-coats and bombers. Single or double-breasted suit jackets as well as pea-coats have cropped sleeves to reveal the tattooed cuffs of a button down or a pyjama shirt. Wool barathea suit jackets have been given a raw edge canvased finishing along the lapels. Knitwear comes in distressed nautical stripes or bands of asymmetric ruffles. Shorts are triple pleated to give extra volume. There are also nautical inspired work-wear trousers and jackets with oversize patch pockets. Buttons are used as a design feature, visible on sleeves as well as trouser cuffs and large sail eyelets are used across a pea coat and a belt.
The collection features utilitarian fabrics that consist of cotton canvas, cotton gabardine, poplin, terry cloth and salt-washed denim. Tattoo motifs like anchors and mermaids are used as an allover print or embroidered across the chest or on cuffs and collars. There are fantastical prints and jacquards of wrestlers and sea monsters. Denims are made to look aged with an all-over mended stitching and a selection of suit jackets and coats are emblazoned with medal embroidery on the chest. There is also a fresh theme found in the existence of warships that use Dazzle Camouflage, popular during World War One, to confuse the enemy about speed and direction. Vorticist artists worked on painting the ships and some of the suiting in the collection are inspired by them.
MUSIC
“Funeral”
Performed by Matthew Herbert
Written by Matthew Herbert
Published by Soundslike Music, administered by Bucks Music Group Limited
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I copped a dope sweater from this collection while thrifting and I'm really excited about it. Original price was $890 and I got it for $20. I can tell it's real because of the detail of the embroidery
damn sis where you going thrifting?
Mann i love thisss 😍😍
5:58 best best best
унисекс как он есть. Но так все красиво исполнено. Прямо хочется разглядывать.
music?
Wow
whats the anme of this songs, pleas?
+John Frostad thanks a lot
shades of Givency here
These guys look hungry, scared, about to faint. I will feed them and make them smile.
+misterfreehugs are you stupid?
¡¡ Que look más andrógino el de estos chicos !!
He would have never made a show this boring ..
Not sure all the similar designs are practical....each piece should be as unique as possible or why not shop at walmart.
McQueen used to be soo nice back in the day the only thing I liked about this collection is the sea map thing print :(
Clique thought my friend; but I happen to disagree
Well good to know that we don't all have the same tastes and opinions on things, isn't it?
@@robinsimon9117 McQueen was incapable of designing menswear. His work for men was appalling. I suspect that you've never actual even Lee's work for men, have you.
6:51 is my fav.
Yes, but I didn't quite agree on the bomber jacket with the suit
Enrique Cruz Oh really. I think maybe it's because the sleeves are kind of baggy?
misterfreehugs maybe
OHHHH DEARRR It was rather a hit or miss in regards with the menswear line of ALEXANDER MCQUEEN, I do hope they rather push it further for menswear am a bit tired of this lanky/long sometimes bordering 70's silhouette that they have been doing season after season I really wish they could experiment more on layers, volume, textures, color instead of sending several variations they could do on a print on the runway. I remember when LEE was still alive the menswear line have a more solid storytelling and a wide variation of ensembles.
My exact feelings! This collection was rather boring..
makigott19 Sadly, the man himself is no longer with us. As bad as it sounds, I feel like the brand should have died with Lee, no one can emulate what he did. But I do sympathize with the designers who are under massive pressure to launch collections that would be seen as something Lee would have made, its a huge ask really. If only he was still alive I would love to see more of his work :(
Not a terrible collection. I get the Nautical / Navy themes with bold solids and embroidered / print details. I like some of the sailor tattoo usage in the pieces. Though, at times it teeters on looking cheap. The calls to military (navy) denim was kind of cool. Some the proportions of the sleeves in the jackets look like mistakes, but I liked some of the cuts elsewhere.
Is it wearable? Mostly. Is runway fashion supposed to be accessible to the masses? Defining not.
5:00 🤤🤤
I can't help but notice these are mostly variations of the same...man. Reek. The collection was OK.
No need for your presumptuous comment
+Enrique Cruz it's an opinion...in the comments section...he's fine.
Alex Brand who said he wasn't
Correction.....extremely hideous!
Boring.
What the hell did I just watch ?!?!? Trash .. Maybe it's time to stop .. It's over mrs. Burton
this collection was blah. the only pieces i liked were the optical illusion printed suits...other than that...it was the same 3 looks in different shitty nautical patterns.
horrible.
6 collections smashed into one sinking ship of a tragedy.
Shitty collection! So disappointed.
Pretty hideous!