The new McQ Alexander McQueen resort 2014 collection is defined by rebellious vibes. If for the main Alexander McQueen resort 2014 line, creative director Sarah Burton took inspiration from the World War II period, this time, the source is relatively more recent: the 90s. The Nineties London punk culture inspired the designer to come up with edgy yet wearable ensembles that never fail to attract attention. Not just the decade of inspiration makes the difference between the two lines, but also the defining aesthetic. If the main line was all about femininity, the looks from the new McQ Alexander McQueen resort 2014 line seem borrowed from the boys.
The McQ Alexander McQueen pre-spring 2014 line brings a myriad of covetable pieces: modern blazers, printed pants, asymmetric skirts and dresses, edgy sweaters and many spectacular coats and jackets. The interesting thing about the new looks were the prints of choice. Rather than going for typical rock culture motifs like skulls, the label opted for arrow patterns instead. While the source of inspiration was clear, stylistic clichés were skillfully avoided. Given the label's reputation in the industry, we wouldn't have expected anything less.
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