The complete Alexander McQueen Spring 1995 Ready-to-Wear fashion show now on Vogue Runway.

ERIN O’CONNOR has spoken about her part in one of the most famous catwalk shows in history: Alexander McQueen’s spring/summer 2001 Voss show, which was set in an asylum. O’Connor wore a white column dress, embellished in white razor clam shells, which did

models: aya jones (lions), xiao wen ju (img), harleth kuusik (society), yumi lambert (img) and nastya sten (society) photographer: tim walker stylist: kate phelan hair: sam mcknight (premier) make-up: lucia pieroni (streeters) manicure: anatole rainey (premier) (!)

The complete Alexander McQueen Spring 1995 Ready-to-Wear fashion show now on Vogue Runway.

When the fashion designer Alexander McQueen sewed locks of his hair into his 1992 show “Jack the Ripper Stalks His Victims,” it probably never crossed his mind that he was giving some scientifically oriented person in the future a way to generate human tissue with his own genetic material. But the year is now 2016, and that’s exactly what student Tina Gorjanc is doing—and she’s doing it, remarkably, as a way of emulating McQueen himself, by making clothes out of skin grown from McQueen’s…

Runway cyborgs, bum-baring jeans and golden showers: in honour of Savage Beauty’s upcoming opening, we break down the legend in 26 letters

As Savage Beauty, the new V&A exhibition about Alexander McQueen, opens 20 years after the London show that got him noticed, two close friends share their memories of the talented, revolutionary fashion designer.

Alexander McQueen, Fashion Visionary is a brilliant new book celebrating the work of the late designer. Fashion historian Judith Watt examines each collection from a fascinating career