Designer Sarah Burton spliced razor-sharp formal suiting with workwear, creating cool hybrid suits from a variety of materials.
Sarah Burton has been drawing the Alexander McQueen men’s and women’s pre-collections closer together in material and spirit, imbuing them each with a sharply tailored elegance, and a dose of street smarts.





For spring 2021 the designer introduced the graffiti brand logo, and since then has been toughening up her men’s silhouettes with punk hardware such as metallic piercings and chains, and flashes of leather and denim.





For fall, Burton spliced razor-sharp formal suiting with workwear, creating cool hybrid suits from herringbone cashmere, delicate crinkly faille and stonewashed denim.





Brightly colored bombers and puffers with the McQueen graffiti across the back had dramatic rounded shoulders, as did hefty knits with chunky zippers or sparkling embellishments such as hearts, doves and starbursts.
A double breasted wool gabardine tailored coat with an exploded polyfaille parka McQueen graffiti jacquard back and black cavalry twill slim leg trousers.
Outerwear was streetwise, and included a long and breezy black parka cinched with a wide leather belt, while a trench with a long, chunky chain snaking around the waist nodded to London’s punk roots.








A Prince of Wales check tailored jacket with a spliced trompe l’oeil black wool gabardine body and white cotton poplin shirt.
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Video by @MashaVasyukova.
Music By Toby Andersen.
I love when this collection is minimal but has this stunning material and tailored applications.