The designer leaves following the house’s return to London Fashion Week, with new creative leadership set to be announced soon.
From Loewe's inflatable gingham scarves to McQueen's exaggerated bows, fall's scarves turn a simple accessory into the focal point.
Fashion genius Lee Alexander McQueen was known for his theatrical runway presentations and edgy political collections. L'OFFICIEL rounds up the most memorable runway shows that made fashion history.
Skeletons, gilded organs, and molded torsos: tracing couture's most provocative muse.
Clear the cobwebs—they're back. Zendaya and Law Roach turn the Spider-Man: Brand New Day press tour into a citywide masterclass in method dressing.
After years of showing outside the British capital, McQueen is officially coming home.
The fashion icon, who was the first employee for Lee Alexander McQueen, unveils her collection of artworks across varying mediums to L’OFFICIEL.
The in-demand creative recalls bringing sets for Dries Van Noten and Karl Lagerfeld to life and shares a cherished piece of artwork from his personal collection.
The history of Alexander McQueen's skull scarf traces its journey from runway provocation to cultural phenomenon and ultimately to a symbol of Lee McQueen’s lasting legacy.
Years after Alexander McQueen's tenure as the creative director of Givenchy, one of the designer's favorite muses, Naomi Campbell, paid homage to his legacy by wearing the Union Jack Dress at the inaugural British Museum Ball.
The season’s runway hair is all about the intentionally undone.
An incandescent parade where raw instinct defies rigor, between primal desire and elegance.
From new iterations on the viral slick back to the perennial prominence of the boho waves, these fresh-off-the-runway hairstyles are taking over this fall.
From luminary fashion designers who emerged in the early 2000s to the frequent revival of Y2K styles, these are the most consequential fashion designers of the 2000s.
The late Ananda Lewis was a cultural icon, and her quietly powerful fashion moments deserve just as much recognition.
Models wear a range of garments that capture the latest womenswear trends, like ballet-inspired Jimmy Choos.
The "Good Luck, Babe!" singer stood out in a floral dress from McQueen's Fall/Winter 2025 collection.
Music artists left little to the imagination, whether it was a sheer dress revealing nipple piercings or Doechii's bra and Miu Miu skirt. See the top ones.
Seán McGirr redefines the neo-dandy with a playful, rebellious edge for Fall/Winter 2025.
Take a deeper look at the symbiotic relationship between sci-fi wardrobes and fashion, from Barbarella to Mickey 17.
