Here is a look at the latest 2010 s/s collection from London-born ‘enfant terrible’ fashion designer, Alexander McQueen. Titled “Analyze That!” the collection’s conceptual idea was earlier previewed by the David Sims film presentation, which depicted an artists’ psychological battle with his inner self. As with most McQueen designs, the collection includes a number of interesting pieces like hand prints on blazers, pen drawings on shirts and paint splattered workboots, while the rest of the collection were somewhat more sartorial with a twist and a great bohemian feel. The unstructured trousers, and lazy shirts and knitwear create an impressive effect while the paint splatter is executed in a distinctive way and aged textures completes an exciting collection. Take a look below.
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