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- 2004 British fashion collection (en)
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- Loosely draped straight-necked minidress with short sleeves (en)
- Beige ankle-length sleeveless dress with pieces draped over the shoulder (en)
- White knee-length dress with pleated element in front (en)
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- Booth Moore, Los Angeles Times review of the collection (en)
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- Sketch of women wearing clothing in the style of ancient Greece (en)
- Greek-inspired draped minidress by Azzedine Alaïa (en)
- White gown worn by Princess Leia in Star Wars (en)
- Silk chiffon evening gown by Madeleine Vionnet, c.1932 (en)
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- Encyclopedia of Collections (en)
- The Shining and Chic (en)
- Show, and Tell (en)
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- Alex (en)
- Kate (en)
- Alistair (en)
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- Star Wars and the Power of Costume July 2018 13 .jpg (en)
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- Fury (en)
- Bethune (en)
- O'Neill (en)
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- I used to use a lot of bondage allusions and hard-edged clothes. Because I was coming out as a gay man, they reflected what I felt and what I was seeing in gay clubs. It wasn't always nice. It could be very dark and ugly. When you wear one of my dresses, whether it's got elements of bondage or orchids, you're getting me, 100 percent...This fall show was about purity, about focusing on the clothes. I wanted something to counteract all the feathers and the flounces of the pirate collection [[[Irere |Irere]]] last spring. (en)
- Let's say it's a little bit Queen Elizabeth the First meets War Of The Worlds [...] They are beautiful aliens [...] A little demented maybe, but beautiful. (en)
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- Makeup artist Tonee Roberio, reflecting on the styling (en)
- McQueen, reflecting on the evolution of his designs in an interview with Harper's Bazaar, August 2004 (en)
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- As for theatrics, he couldn't help himself in the finale. Three models waddled out in incandescent dresses with wide, angular tops and bottoms and tiny waists, which made them look like Scandinavian-designed salt and pepper shakers. (en)
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- Alexander McQueen Women's Autumn/Winter 2004 Runway Show (en)
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