BAROQUE

INSPIRATION:

So the main inspiration of this look is Alexander McQueen, fabric workers and punk culture. Punks are kind of the result of the working class, specially in England. They became the prophets of rebellion and unconformity. So I thought the mix between this two elements could turn out great, and that's the reason I used my denim shirt symbolizing the fabric workers and the tartan pants obviously represent punk movement. But there is no better result of this two elements that Alexander McQueen himself. Word on the street say that when he was alive no one could thought he was a designer, he wasn't into glamour or any of that stough, if you crossed him in the street and if you didnt knew who he was you may have thought he was a regular worker. And that's what I found fascinating about McQueen, the product of working class and punk culture create one of the most amazing visionaries of the decade and maybe the century! His work wasn't only fashion, it was pure art! Like his last collection that was inspired by churchs and baroque creating garmets made to be adored! An amusing coincidence was that the wall paper of my grandma's house was very baroque and definetely remember me of McQueen's last collection.