Outstanding Fall 2004 Alexander McQueen Bias Cut Black Silk Dress w Bare Back & Silver Thread Ribbon Detailing designer-saks-fifth-avenue He remained at the helm

He remained at the helm until his death by assignation in 1997

the dress falls in a singular chic column to the floor

These run horizontally across the upper shoulders and then fall vertically below that

The cut is a simple A-line with sleek and simple sleeves and a double row of metal buttons down the front

Outstanding Fall 2004 Alexander McQueen Bias Cut Black Silk Dress w Bare Back & Silver Thread Ribbon Detailing designer-saks-fifth-avenue He remained at the helmThe Shrimpton Couture Archives This is a production piece from Fall 2004 and it looks to be based on the dress that walked the runway for Look 14. It was made under the creative direction of Alexander McQueen. He was quoted as saying that for the show he wanted to "strip away all theatrics and focus solely on design." I personally prefer this dress over its runway version. It is stronger in the black with the silver detailing. The crossing of the