The Alexander McQueen Fall 2013 lookbook captures the 10-piece collection beautifully. A simple photoshoot that captures the drama of the catwalk, the 'stage' is a dark studio, which acts as the perfect canvas for the gorgeously theatrical dresses and gowns.
Heavily influenced by the Elizabethan era, the elegant ensembles showcased in the Alexander McQueen Fall 2013 lookbook may be dramatic, but some of them could be worn to the office. That is, if a person wants to make a statement. Complete with the label's signature intricate details including high-neck ruffled collars and glittering beading as well as pin-sharp tailoring, the looks are fit for royalty.
It is impressive to note that designer Sarah Burton had the time to design all of the pieces in the Alexander McQueen Fall 2013 lookbook while pregnant with twins.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Elizabethan-inspired Fashion
- The use of historical fashion references presents opportunities for incorporating traditional elements into modern designs.
- Theatrical Fashion Photography
- Creating dramatic visuals for fashion collections in photography and videography presents opportunities to bring a story or character to life.
- Intricate Detailing
- The use of intricate detailing and careful tailoring can elevate fashion pieces to the level of wearable art, and may inspire designers to experiment further with craftsmanship.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Incorporating historical fashion references and dramatic visuals can disrupt the industry and capture consumer attention.
- Photography and Videography
- The opportunity to create compelling visuals for fashion collections presents an opportunity for photographers and filmmakers to create innovative campaigns.
- Craftsmanship
- Designers with a focus on intricate detailing and careful tailoring may find success in the fashion industry, presenting opportunities for smaller, artisanal brands.
