Alexander Mcqueen, Designer Of Fashion Show At Museum Exhibition

The designer to talk about today is the famous fashion designer Alexander McQueen. The Vitoria Museum and the Albert Museum (V&A Museum) are holding the Savage Beauty of its art exhibition until August 2nd this year. V&A always has the tradition of displaying and collecting fashion, and this year is the fifth year after McQueen's death. In a sense, this art exhibition is not only a kind of commemoration, but also allows more people to rediscover this great design genius.

Before introducing the exhibition and McQueen, I will first feel his design art through video, and I believe it will shock you.

McQueen, who was born in East London in 1969, deconstructed the traditional costume design. The costumes were always eccentric and exaggerated, but loved by people. The most classic design is that he bravely and innovatively designed "Bumsters pant" in 1995. After wearing this pair of trousers, the "groin" is clearly visible, which is lower than any worldly acceptable degree at that time. This incredible idea attracted the attention of the world, and became the target of the young people with the punk godmother Vivinne Westwoord. Faced with the sexy design of this breakthrough border, McQueen said, "sexy is just a pile of garbage!"

McQueen once said he was a romantic schizophrenic. According to his split personality, the exhibition of "wild beauty" is divided into 7 themes, showing split emotions from different angles: "The Romantic Mind", "romantic Romantic (Gothic)", "The Cabinet of Curiosities", "romantic patriotism (Romantic Nationalism)", "romantic exotic customs", "romantic Antique doctrine" and "romantic naturalism".

In fact, "beauty of the wild" has been a great success in the Metropolitan Museum of art in New York in 2011. It was only returned to McQueen's hometown in March 12th this year. Unlike the exhibition in 2011, the exhibition not only exhibited more than 30 items that McQueen had never released, but also Gainsbury&Whiting, who had designed the stage for him, also participated in the V&A art exhibition design, and actually restored the atmosphere of McQueen in the V&A Museum.

Thomas P.Campbell, director of the New York Metropolitan Museum of art, said the exhibition at the V&A Museum, whether in the selection of exhibits or the overall layout of the venue, was arranged very well, showing McQueen's talent and mental suffering. The low and repressive music and dark, dark lights surrounding the exhibition hall seem to vividly describe the mental state of McQueen wandering in joy and pain, survival and death, purity and evil.

The Dana praised the exhibition for its deep understanding of contemporary art, its high quality and its high demand for artists. He commented that designing a show in a museum is a bold act, and a powerful visual impact has greatly shocked people. In fashion design, McQueen used the elements of primitive society to design clothes LOGO, forming a hidden hierarchy. Apart from the luxury fabric and the luxurious visual shock of complex crafts, McQueen expressed her deep thoughts about race, hierarchy, sex, religion, politics and environment through fashion design.

McQueen once said, "in my fashion show, you are like a rock concert - you can feel it through power, excitement, noise and passion." Whether it's the exhibition itself or the stage design in the museum, the beauty of "wild beauty" continues the McQueen's grotesque style. He is always full of exaggerated and eccentric ideas, unique way of creation, and has a very strong personal style. For example, in the interpretation of clothing, he broke the traditional T show mode and presented it in front of people in a completely new way. For example, in the 2001 Alexander McQueen spring summer Voss series, with the inspiration of flying over the insane asylum, he arranged T as a glass house for mentally ill patients. The famous British supermodel Erin O Connor was wearing a Alexander McQueen design costume and acted as a psychotic to try to break the glass house.

McQueen's robot (111.150, 0, 0%) graffiti show in spring and summer 1999 is still the classic of the show. The model in pure white dress is rotated in the middle of the stage. The black and yellow pigments are sprayed out of the machine guns on the left and right sides, and the "very Mai Kun" shape is completed at the scene.

McQueen has opened flagship stores in the UK, the US and Italy since 2002, and has also attracted many famous brand agents from many countries to introduce their products, such as Hongkong's I.T.Limited, Joyce Boutique and Lane Crawford, which have introduced McQueen products. In addition to costumes, Alexander McQueen is also committed to the creation and development of brands and other products, such as the "Kingdom" perfume series and sunglasses series released in 2003. In May 2009, he also worked with Puma (Crossover) in a series of men's and women's sports shoes and entered the sports fashion market.

Alexander McQueen has been awarded the honor of "the best designer of the UK" for 4 times in its lifetime. Apart from the famous "super low waist jeans", its representative work also includes "skull scarves", with the brand of the big sailing era, and the evolution of countless changes by using the skeleton pattern. It is a classic of the time. It is understood that the Hollywood actress and super model are almost one hand; and the "donkey shoe shoes" favored by pop music Lady Gaga are made of various materials such as iron and steel fittings, leather materials and so on. They are shoes resembling lobster claw or donkey hoof.