first look: first look. This is the name of the collection. Alexander McQueen Fashion Spring-Summer 2023 as conceived by creative director Sarah Barton. On the other hand, what is the human connection to which she herself devotes this work, if not the beginning of everything? The search for humanity, from the casual glance to the feeling, to the touch, to the intimate sensation of human warmth, is a prelude to the growing process behind Sarah Barton’s vision for Spring/Summer 2023 fashion.
Alexander McQueen Spring-Summer 2023 Show: Blazers
With nothing underneath. Not worn over other items of clothing, but worn without anything underneath. Like it’s them, me Jacket Alexander McQueen spring-summer 2023 fashion, to become an instrument (and, above all, a metaphor) of direct contact with the human body. Straight shoulders and fast and flawless tailoring, the jackets of the coming season are minimalist and fitted with tone-on-tone lapels. Deep V-necklines invite you to discover sensuality by exposing body parts.
There palette chromatic out Blazer Spring Summer 2023 it changes from black to white, and also through blue – energetic and bright – and saturated red. Worn in solid colors, with tone-on-tone trousers, some double-breasted blazers interpret the concept of a classic and traditional suit, while others reinterpret it in a modern key with unexpected cutouts, at the height of fashion. hips and elbows.
In a vision Alexander McQueen jacket designed by Sarah Burton there is a place for art. The source is Flemish painting, in particular the work of the artist Hieronymus Bosch: he, an artist deeply inventive and inspired by (his) visions, gave his art a psychoanalytic reading, similarly traced in blazer Alexander McQueen. Not surprisingly, the print proposed by the creative director is an eye: a symbol of humanity, a register of emotions, an expression of uniqueness. Gateway to your visions.
Alexander McQueen Spring-Summer 2023 Show: Collection
It is the image of the eye that opens Alexander McQueen Spring-Summer 2023 Fashion Collection: Printed on a sculptural draped dress, the most emblematic element returns – with a glowing red iris – contrasted with white dresses and suits. To sublimate the feminine silhouette, we also use bodices and bustier dresses structured and folded in blue leather, worn with opera gloves in palette.
Again, it’s always the eye – just the iris and pupil – that dominates the all-over print that’s common on long dresses with asymmetrical cuts. An eye for vision is like a wound for seeing beyond: cut-out dresses, offered in blue and red, return to speak to us about human contact. There are also opposite trends on the catwalk: the decisiveness of the biker jacket follows the romanticism of tulle dresses and outerwear, the practicality of denim meets the artistry of peplums. And finally, an ode to Flemish art: tight overalls are reminiscent of Flemish painting and the visions of Hieronymus Bosch.
Source: Elle