Alexander McQueen, a British luxury fashion house, was established by designer Lee Alexander McQueen in 1992. Known for his dramatic, emotionally charged runway shows and couture-like approach to ready-to-wear, McQueen quickly became a standout in the fashion industry. Alexander McQueen's handbags products, such as the skull-print scarf and the Armadillo boot, have become iconic symbols of the brand, showcasing its unique fusion of British tailoring tradition with a rebellious, avant-garde aesthetic. After McQueen's untimely death in 2010, Sarah Burton took over as Creative Director, continuing the brand's legacy of exquisite craftsmanship and bold design.
Alexander McQueen Brought Its Runway Show Back to New York For the First Time Since 1999
