Leather Skull Box clutch.

His early collections caught the industry's attention thanks to a provocative style, rich in historical, artistic, and cultural references. Alexander McQueen's runway shows became true spectacles, characterized by spectacular scenography and a strong emotional impact, helping to redefine the concept of the catwalk in the fashion world.

In 1996, McQueen was appointed creative director of the French maison Givenchy, a role he held until 2001. In the same year, the Kering group acquired a majority stake in the Alexander McQueen brand, fostering its international expansion and the development of its prêt-à-porter, accessories, footwear, and leather goods collections.

Following the designer's passing in 2010, the creative direction passed to Sarah Burton, McQueen's long-time collaborator. Burton has kept the maison's identity alive, celebrating British tailoring, artisanal embroidery, and the romantic taste that has always characterized the brand. Among her most famous works is the wedding dress of Catherine, Princess of Wales, worn at the 2011 royal wedding, an event that further increased the maison's renown.

Alexander McQueen is today synonymous with luxury, innovation, and extraordinary craftsmanship. Its clothing, bag, shoe, sneaker, accessory, and jewelry collections are distinguished by a balance of elegance, character, and creativity. Iconic details such as the Skull motif, leather craftsmanship, and sculpted silhouettes have made the brand a benchmark in the international luxury landscape.

Even in the pre-owned luxury market, Alexander McQueen creations are highly sought after for their material quality, distinctive design, and the value they maintain over time. Choosing Alexander McQueen means wearing a maison that continues to celebrate the union of art, craftsmanship, and innovation, leaving an indelible mark on the history of contemporary fashion.

• Alexander McQueen.
• Silver leather clutch.
• Skull Box.