Late Alexander Mcqueen & Philip Treacy. Geniuses of their kind. Philip Treacy was behind the creation of the magnificent and misogynous head gears of Alexander McQueen’s Fall 2009 Ready to Wear show.
All the models wore hats that were made of trash-can liners and aluminum cans, or recycled household objects. The headpieces were mostly made of empty soda cans wrapped in black latex with umbrellas strapped to the top. *This was a collection filled with unabashed showmanship with his models painted with bright red sex-doll lips, photographed against a backdrop of a scrap heap of debris.*
(This post is only about the headgears of this show.
Initially i had started out with showing some of the amazing headgears that Philip Treacy had created, but turned out that this post contained more of Philip Treacy's hats for Lee Alexander Mcqueen.
So, enjoy this post, and more on Philip Treacy, later!)
All the models wore hats that were made of trash-can liners and aluminum cans, or recycled household objects. The headpieces were mostly made of empty soda cans wrapped in black latex with umbrellas strapped to the top. *This was a collection filled with unabashed showmanship with his models painted with bright red sex-doll lips, photographed against a backdrop of a scrap heap of debris.*
(This post is only about the headgears of this show.
Initially i had started out with showing some of the amazing headgears that Philip Treacy had created, but turned out that this post contained more of Philip Treacy's hats for Lee Alexander Mcqueen.
So, enjoy this post, and more on Philip Treacy, later!)
* next post on another Philip Tracy & Alexander McQueen collaboration! :)
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