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It's a Jungle Out There (Alexander McQueen collection)

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22: 177:" I walked to his London studio and he was talking of an haute couture show, "I tried to please them and I fucked it up so I'm going to do my own thing". For the creation of the garments, McQueen applied classic patterns to "street-wear fabrics", resulting on leather and denim frock coats. He also experimented with structures, creating higher and wider shoulders, irregular cuts and sharp tailoring. He also added taxidermy pieces as crocodile heads or antelope alters; some of the pieces had hair stuck to it: "The idea of this piece is that a beast has eaten a lovely blond girl and she is trying to get out" (Alexander McQueen the works ). Some of the pieces included prints of 587:
know, I regretted it after, but I wanted to change the look so quickly, so fast, to break a complete look from Galliano to McQueen and, the reason we did it in white was that the people could choose the colours, so we gave them a blank page to work on and just the structure. But fashion people are not that intelligent, they want to see all the colours all the time. You know, if you tell them "I give you a blank page, choose your colour, chose your fabric," they are not intelligent to do that; I learned that fast.
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know, I regretted it after, but I wanted to change the look so quickly, so fast, to break a complete look from Galliano to McQueen and, the reason we did it in white was that the people could choose the colours, so we gave them a blank page to work on and just the structure. But fashion people are not that intelligent, they want to see all the colours all the time. You know, if you tell them "I give you a blank page, choose your colour, chose your fabric," they are not intelligent to do that; I learned that fast.
205:. Bashed-up cars were installed, along with heaters and bleachers at the sides of the catwalk. The whole budget for the show was $ 100.000 and a group of 100 helpers were needed to build the set. Simon Chauduoir, who was in charge of the lighting and sound, used red lightning to create a sinister atmosphere during the previous moments of the show's beginning and used faint lightning during the show with degradation, to resemble fabric's dye. The show included music from 68:. Fur, silk, leather and acid-washed denim were used for the confection of the garments; additionally, some of the pieces featured antlers and taxidermy crocodile heads, human hair and iron jewellery. Acclaimed by the press, this collection restated McQueen as one of the leading figures in fashion after his highly criticized debut with Givenchy. In 2011, several pieces were displayed in the exhibition dedicated to the designer's career, 823:
it lasts a few months. And that's how I see human life, in the same way, you know, we all can be discarded quite easily and, nothing depicts it more honestly than the way animals are. And, I was trying also say the fragility of a designer's time in the press, you're there, you're gone; It's a jungle out there!
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it lasts a few months. And that's how I see human life, in the same way, you know, we all can be discarded quite easily and, nothing depicts it more honestly than the way animals are. And, I was trying also say the fragility of a designer's time in the press, you're there, you're gone; It's a jungle out there!
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gazelle's markings, and some of them included shapes that resembled animal ears. Most of the fabrics used in this show were fur, leather and silk, although cotton was used in the pieces with Campin's painting prints. Some of the looks included pieces of jewellery like iron horns, hands and claws. The model
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The whole show's feeling was about Thomson's Gazelle; it is a poor little creature. Their markings are lovely; It has got these dark eyes, and the white belly with the black lines, tan and the horns in the back. But it is the food chain on Africa, as soon as it is born is dead; I mean you're lucky if
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The reason I did that is that there had to be a major break between me and John Galliano; because John has got such a… you know, a vision of his own. For me to take over, I wanted it to be a complete break. And another reason why we did the whole collection in white and gold was, I mean, I feel… you
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The collection was crafted between January and February 1997, in McQueen's studio in London. The designer intended to take the toughness and irreverence of McQueen's London, in opposition to the wealthy and elegant atmosphere of Givenchy. According to Sebastian Pons, his design assistant at the time:
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The whole show's feeling was about Thomson's Gazelle; it is a poor little creature. Their markings are lovely; It has got these dark eyes, and the white belly with the black lines, tan and the horns in the back. But it is the food chain on Africa, as soon as it is born is dead; I mean you're lucky if
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The reason I did that is that there had to be a major break between me and John Galliano; because John has got such a… you know, a vision of his own. For me to take over, I wanted it to be a complete break. And another reason why we did the whole collection in white and gold was, I mean, I feel… you
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In the midst of the controversy created by his Givenchy debut, McQueen found the inspiration for his next collection in nature; "I get a lot of inspiration from nature itself, it comes a lot in my work really; I mean, it is a big aesthetic for me so, I work on that a lot". In that aesthetic, McQueen
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The show was set in the Borough Market which, at the time, according to Simon Costin was a "rough" area. Costin used the galleries of the market as the catwalk and built an iron backdrop with fake bullet holes to create a gritty atmosphere; he found inspiration for this idea in the ending scene of
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as the creative director of Givenchy was made in October 1996, McQueen started to work on what it would be his first collection with the French couture house. McQueen and his team created a collection of 55 looks in 25 days; he found inspiration for the collection in Givenchy's logo and used the
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The hair and makeup were created to make the models look like animals. The markings of Thompson's gazelle's eyes were recreated and also some models wore white contact lenses intending to make them look more "animalistic". The hairstyles were mostly influenced by mullet or mohawks style, dyed as
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The pieces displayed McQueen's precise structures. Most of the pieces were made of white and golden fabrics, some of them included details of golden embroidery or bone feathers. The models exhibited big hairstyles in the shape of horns and butterfly wings, at times, decorated with headdresses or
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During the show, the pile of crashed cars was set on fire after a group of people destroyed the barricades trying to get in made the heaters fall. According to Debra Shaw, "Had that not been rectified, that whole tent, all the top fashion editors and models would have been history". Despite the
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which was made of brown leather and denim; it also included crocodile taxidermy in the shoulders. There were fur dresses and see-through pieces with human hair attached. The show closed with the models Debra Shaw, wearing a pony-skin jacket with impala horns over the shoulders, and
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The women's wear got stuck in customs at Heathrow Airport 48 hours before the show. Katy England, McQueen's stylist, left the studio by night and came back in the early morning with the pieces. They spent 24 hours working on the pieces to get them ready for the show.
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The collection has been remembered as the one which reaffirmed McQueen's figure as one of the most important designers of the 1990s. In 2011, some of the pieces that were part of this collection were used in the retrospective exhibition
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dress with patterned floral shapes cut over the fabric, leather gloves and iron jewellery which covered her cheekbones, so the light made her face resemble a Thompson's gazelle. The collection would include pieces like acid-washed
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stated that the designer "made a brave and admirable move". The collection has been considered a "failure" in McQueen's career, even the British designer confessed that he felt it "unsuccessful" for himself.
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qualified the collection as "vulgar" and "hostile". The French fashion editors criticized the election of McQueen as the creative director of Givenchy while the British press defended McQueen's work;
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in Paris on January 19, 1997, as part of the Paris Fashion Week. The garments were made in white and gold (as Givenchy's label colours), but in the words of the British designer:
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coats and jeans, leather tailoring jackets, silk dresses and tops etc. In some cases, the clothes mixed different fabrics as the piece worn by
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The menswear had all arrived from the factories in Italy as expected, but the women's wear samples got stuck in customs at Heathrow.
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One of the models arrived late and was fired. During the years, numerous McQueen biographers have pointed out that the model was
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his mood boards were covered with blow-ups of images of National Geographic of gazelles being torn apart by lions
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Had that not been rectified, that whole tent, all the top fashion editors and models would have been history
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found an analogy between his experience with the press after the Givenchy debut and nature in the
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The idea of this piece is that a beast has eaten a lovely blond girl and she is trying to get out
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risks, McQueen did not stop the show and kept sending the models out to the catwalk.
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BBC Documentary 'The Works' - Alexander McQueen 'Cutting Up Rough'
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1997 Alexander McQueen, It's A Jungle Out There, Catwalk Rushes
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Alexander McQueen Fall/Winter 1997, "It's a Jungle Out There"
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After the announcement that Alexander McQueen would replace
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Index


Savage Beauty
Alexander McQueen
his brand
haute couture
Givenchy
Borough Market
Thomson's gazelle
Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Victoria and Albert Museum
John Galliano
École des Beaux-Arts
The New York Times
The Independent
Thomson's gazelle
National Geographic
Robert Campin
Bonny and Clyde
Armand van Helden
Kool and the Gang
Jungle Boogie
Stella Tennant
leather
denim
Jaime King
Alek Wek
Naomi Campbell
Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty
"Alexander McQueen:The Fashion Show That Made His Name"

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