Alexander McQueen's resort 2014 collection brought a surprising array of 40s inspired looks. Creative director Sarah Burton always manages to keep fans of the brand on their toes by constantly coming up with unexpected collections defined by exciting style perspectives that bring inspirational looks. The designer prepared an array of couture-quality opulent ensembles for the fall 2013 collection and conditioned fashionistas to expect a similar approach and then went completely against the principle, creating ultra tamed options for resort 2014.
The Alexander McQueen resort 2014 collection takes inspiration from World War II workwear which receives a surprisingly laid back interpretation. The label's preference for structural pieces is still noticeable yet the tone is much more romantic this time. Floral prints and floral textural motifs, delicate embroideries and patchwork details evoke the 'flower power' feel of the memorable decade which seems to have a delicate 70s undertone if we take the multitude of flared pants and pantsuits into account.
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