Sarah Burton elegantly swifts between avant-garde and wearable. This season she went romance for Alexander McQueen. Pale bink, burgundy and black lace gowns looked ethreal, but in sharp way. And as every rose has it's thorns, Sarah created an insteresting conversation between fragility and heavy beats. With dark feathers and floral prints, the designer brought things back to nature – a favourite, almost obsessive playground of McQueen. Just days before the opening of Savage Beauty, his Victoria & Alberts retrospective, it felt like a tribute to the designer's ability to always go beyond and reveal beauty hidden in darkness.
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