The History of Alexander McQueen
1992
British Designer Alexander McQueen hits the scene with his distinct designs, which combined modern elements with classic Renaissance clothing.
Using diverse and dramatic shapes, patterns and materials in his collections, the colour red often took centre stage in the early days, combined with shades of black and white.
1993
'Taxi Driver' was shown as McQueen's first collection, which was inspired by Martin Scorsese's film. It had a dark and gothic theme and attracted a lot of attention.
In the runway shows that followed, it was clear that McQueen drew a lot of inspiration from the English theatre and film scene.
2004
The designers comes out with his own men's collection after working at Givenchy for a period of time, under his own name.
In the same year, McQueen is named 'Designer of the Year' by GQ Magazine.
Alexander McQueen Today
After the unfortunate death of Alexander McQueen in 2010, the brand made a huge comeback in 2015 with the introduction of the popular Oversized sneaker model.
Featuring a chunky midsole, the silhouette was bang on trend and became an instant hit.
Today, the Oversized is still very popular, alongside the Tread Slick and the Sprint Runner models.