On March 2, 2006, Paris Fashion Week attendees were clambering to get into Alexander McQueen’s Autumn/Winter show.

“Remember Sam Taylor-Wood’s dying fruit? Things rot…I used flowers because they die. My mood was darkly romantic at the time.”

Lee McQueen was known for using history to influence his collections, but for this season, he found a connection even beyond fashion.

A highly personal collection, Spring/Summer 2008 was Lee McQueen’s tribute to his friend, mentor, and muse, Isabella Blow. Blow had recently committed suicide, and Lee honored her with a stunning and heartfelt collection of pieces that represented her wild spirit and sense of style, as well as their mutual love…

The stage for Alexander McQueen’s Spring/Summer 2009 runway collection was a cheeky environmental scene- with a globe of the Earth revolving in the background, models emerged through a runway of taxidermy-like stuffed animals, from peacocks to elephants and zebras. Entitled “Natural Dis-Tinction, Un-Natural Selection”, it was a clear reference to…

Alexander McQueen’s Autumn/Winter show in 2009, titled “The Horn of Plenty”, was nothing short of a masterpiece.

The Autumn/Winter 2008 show was, by all standards, a huge success for Alexander McQueen.

Let me start by saying I am so blessed and thankful for the life I have created for myself, the strength I have to keep on going constantly. This last year has been wild and it’s just keeping getting wilder, more travel, more work, more opportunities but with this comes…

You don’t have to pretend you’re fine and keep going about your life as usual. You don’t have to worry about making other people uncomfortable with your truth. You can be honest about your mental state. You can come clean about what you’ve been going through. There’s no reason to…