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Alexander McQueen, this would go very well for the queen of hearts, the red lips would go and not having any hair on show works really well

Artist and couturiere Yi Qing Yin says that the creative process is only perfect if she succeeds in evoking the soul of a garment. The one-of-a-kind designer contrasts sumptuous armour with fragile and airy structures. In collaboration with Yi Qing, the Australian photographer Mikael Wardhana set the stage in Paris for his visionary interpretations of her motto exclusively for the $nowrap:S Magazine.$

What the.... are those baby faces?!

Models in full fake masks, Satanic horns and sporting blood-covered dolls put on a sinister show for designer Hu Sheguang's autumn/winter 2016 collection at China Fashion Week in Beijing.

LeMÁine on Instagram: "a little bit of burnt blood"

Fall 2006 Widows of Culloden From May 4 - July 31 2011, the "Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty" exhibit will be on display at the Costume Institute at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art. In the May 2011 issue of Vogue, its creative director, the lovely and brilliant Grace Coddington, styled an entire spread not only to honor the exhibit, but also the one year anniversary of McQueen's death. In the spread, which was designed as if each and every one of these gowns were being uncovered in…

Delve into the designer’s graduate collection that merges cyber futurism and the naturally grotesque to create her interpretation of insincerity.