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Alexander McQueen

“Sometimes you just can’t say why something is powerful in a fashion show. … Halfway along, the shapes began to grow. It was as though an invisible string had been pulled and something magical happened to your sense of things: what was real, what was beautiful. Three dresses came out, blossoming in layer upon tiny frayed layer of printed chiffon—red-orange, lilac, silver-gray—and each was roundish and soft, like a dandelion head or a child’s stick-figure drawing of a human.” —Cathy Horyn, The New York Times

“Even those in the audience who queried the absence of anything approaching clothes for the everyday surrendered to the forward movement of the stunning technique. As for pushing herself, Burton has tapped a vein of absolute magic. Its spell is irresistible.” —Tim Blanks, Style.com

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cherry blossoms, manga army, extravagantly shaggy, remarkable, huge froth, stunning technique, absolute magic, irresistible, futurism, lightness with a core of power, savvy elegance, magical, turned up the volume, monumental, beastly beauty, mesmerising, dystopian vision, strangely beautiful, intelligent, highly-evolved, and deadly, standardly otherworldly, nothing short of beautiful, breathtaking, spooky, genius, light and wondrous, fully dramatic, furthest extremes, full-strength petal power, wonderment, accomplished and vibrantly colored, teeming feel, seductive and feminine, organic and naturalistic, more McQueen than McQueen



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