Alexander McQueen: Fashion Visionary
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The life and work of a fashion genius illuminated by the astute writing of Judith Watt, one of the great teachers at Central Saint Martins, the school that nurtured and allowed Alexander McQueen’s imagination and talent to blossom… This book is an absolute reference for grasping the cultural power of Alexander McQueen’s fashion.
Authors: Judith Watt
Publishing House: Welbeck Publishing Group
Publication Date: November 2019
Description :Celebrating his work and vision, Alexander McQueen: Fashion Visionary traces the designer’s rise from student to one of the world’s most respected couturiers, a story marked by celebrity friendships, unabashed creativity, theatrical fashion shows, and, ultimately, tragedy . This book is dedicated to McQueen’s work and talent, and not only visually electrifies the fashion images, it also reveals the deep reservoir of the designer’s imagination.With close-up details of the technical skills used and how the pieces were made, including a foreword by socialite Daphne Guiness and McQueen’s friend, Isabella Blowc this book is the ultimate celebration of McQueen’s extraordinary talent.
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