The Fashion Statement: Alexander McQueen's Final Show

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3-11-2010 @ 2:24PM

Alakazam said...

I'm sorry you cannot see just how brilliant some of these pieces of art are.
If you think you are living in a dream world. I believe you may be right.
Why would you ever imagine that any of these, sometimes breathtaking pieces were made to be worn in an everyday setting? That's not what this colletion was designed for.
If you call the extraordinary workmanship in these pieces "Crap", then I suggest you need to think about your general attitude to other people, because that is an extremely disrespectful and hurtful thing to say. You need to take time to look a little closer and realise the amount of painstaking work that goes into just one of these pieces, never mind the whole collection.
Say what you will. We have lost another tortured genius.
I trust you never have the problems of being either.

3-11-2010 @ 9:55PM

Karen said...

The fact that no one ever really wears it outside of the runway makes it even DUMBER! What a waste of time and energy. At least you can buy and display a painting. If clothes designed by a "fashion designer" can't be worn,why make them at all? Wow,some people will call anything "art".Talk about the ultimate in over-indulging oneself in making this stuff. Use your God-give talents to clothe some cold,starving children,instead of throwing yourself a show and patting yourself on the back.

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