Alexander McQueen has launched its Fall/Winter 2021 womenswear collection, unveiling an eclectic ensemble alongside a campaign shot by Paolo Roversi.
Dubbed “Anemones,” the collection is consistent with the brand’s subversive aesthetic, featuring a selection of dresses, tops, bottoms and jackets crafted from fabrics such as jersey, silk tulle, herringbone wool and poly faille. A two-toned anemone motif decorates a selection of pieces, like the Anemone Print Flower Dress, while other offerings combine exaggerated silhouettes with an array of textures, from zip detailing to trailing silver lily pad embroideries. Options also include a black leather biker jacket, a corset dress in pale gray silk creponne as well as a single-breasted, tailored jacket finished off with exploded parka sleeves and rib-knit cuffs.
“It feels like now is a time for healing, for breathing new life, for exploring echoes from the past to enrich our future,” said Creative Director Sarah Burton, in a statement on the collection. “More than ever, a sense of humanity, of the team working together with a single aim – to make something beautiful, something meaningful – feels both precious and important. We looked at water, for its healing properties, and at anemones. Anemones are the most ephemeral flowers, here made permanent in cloth. The women wearing the anemone dresses almost become like flowers, like their embodiment, their character – but amplified, grounded, radiant and strong.”
After rumors of its release first surfaced in 2017, the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Patent Bred” became a highly-anticipated sneaker. Four years later, we now have a detailed look at the shoe, alongside more on-foot imagery, thanks to Instagram account @repgod888.
Crafted from sleek patent leather, the iteration sees the much-loved red and black colorway dressed with a glossy finish. The two-toned upper is consistent with the original design, seeing the black nylon tongue return alongside the debossed Air Jordan 1 logo on the collar flaps. Rounding off the look is the white midsole accentuated by the red rubber outsole.
View the on-foot imagery in the gallery above, and in the Instagram posts below. So far, there’s yet no price information tied to the release, but the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Patent Bred” is slated to drop on October 23.
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