McQ BY ALEXANDER MCQUEEN T-Shirt Dress

If you are looking for a way to get ready quickly, without fuss or frump, the t-shirt dress is the way to go.

Slip a McQ by Alexnader McQueen t-shirt dress on, and you’ll look pulled together and playful at the same time.

To dress it up: Cinch the waist with a sparkly belt, add metallic sandals and long necklaces for an eye-catching nighttime look.

Alternatively, worn with a pair of tights and ballet flats/platform sandals, the dress suddenly appears to be a funky tunic top!

(RRP £120 / US$230)

McQ BY ALEXANDER MCQUEEN Cotton Piqué Polo Shirt

January 2006 heralded the birth of McQ by Alexander McQueen, a superb denim-based RTW line.
The McQ version of the classic tipped collar polo shirt is of medium cut and made in 100% cotton piqué. Taking sartorial inspiration from its London roots, McQ adds a modish spin with a contrasting tip on the collar and armbands, and an embroidered McQ safety pin logo on the chest.
Ready for any occasion (from lunch with friends at the clubhouse to putting on the green), this tactile piece can be worn with everything from dark denim to chinos or checked shorts.
(RRP £85)

McQ by ALEXANDER MCQUEEN Lace Dress

McQ by Alexander McQueen translates this season’s love affair with lace with this LBD. Perfect to wear to a festive party, or going out for drinks with the girls.
Rock yours with sexy, pop-colour platform pumps/stilettos a la TVD’s Nina Dobrev.
(RRP £355.00)


This season, catwalks and red carpets are lined with lovely ladies wearing black lace.

McQ by ALEXANDER MCQUEEN Silk x Leather Shift Dress

The founder of the Alexander McQueen label, Lee McQueen, may have tragically passed away last year, but his legacy lives on through his brand’s expansion. The luxury label’s younger, more relaxed outpost, McQ, has just announced the exciting news of opening its first stand-alone store and its debut on the catwalk at London Fashion Week.
Founded in 2006 to offer clothing and accessories inspired by both the McQueen main line and British subcultures, the McQ range is also overseen by Sarah Burton, creative director of Alexander McQueen and designer of the Duchess of Cambridge’s wedding dress.

A tactile luxury and a smart single investment for multiple applications, this streamlined little sharp shift from McQ lets you bring catwalk looks into the boardroom. The leather trim is a subtle nod to the dominatrix trend but still completely work-appropriate.
Add to the hotness with glossy heels and a structured tote in the city or a studded clutch for elegant evenings.
(RRP £360.00)

McQ by ALEXANDER MCQUEEN Strapless Tulip Dress

Who doesn’t love Alexander Mcqueen? No one, clearly. But our budget may not always agree. Launched in 2006, McQ by Alexander McQueen puts the late designer’s beloved aesthetic within our reach. Having worked alongside McQueen for more than 14 years, current creative director Sarah Burton has a deep understanding of her mentor’s vision, which allows the label to stay true to its core values.

In true McQueen style, this strapless gem casts a darkly romantic spell. The artful form-fitting bodice opens to an on-trend, figure-friendly tulip skirt, while the architectural elements and inky colour palette add edge to the feminine silhouette.
Fit for the belle of the ball, this dazzling number would look awesome with sky-high black heels or leg-lengthening nude footwear. For cooler nights, simply throw on your favourite cropped boyfriend blazer.
(RRP US$795)
Bloom into style with the tulip/cocoon trend.