10 Iconic Red Carpet Looks by Late Fashion Legend Alexander McQueen
Drew Barrymore chose Alexander for the world premiere of her directorial debut, Whip It, at the 2009 Toronto International Film Festival. The dress was the color of a lemon Popsicle, which set off the geometric patterns of its gothic lace overlay -- giving the look the feel of something Wednesday Addams might wear to a cocktail party. Drew's hair, dyed-to-match, was more controversial.
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Can I add the album cover of Homogenic for Bjork and directing the video for Alarm Call? RIP Alexander, you did amazing things.
He's not late - HE'S DEAD. I'm sorry - we all have problems. I lost my best friend to Cooties in 1990 and I'm still here. BUCK UP people!!
Ah, good afternoon, astronomically stupid person.
Forget Heigl. It should have been you, creep.
Let's not be haters - just points for sticking it out is all I'm saying
I really dig Rachel Weisz' Napolian inspired hat of human limbs.
loss for the world.
What about the graphic insect/reptile dress Anna Paquin wore to this year's SAG awards? A very cool McQueen graphic print.
I can't believe it, Lady Gaga got eight VMA awards this year. I am extremely happy for her success and I enjoyed that Born This Way song Lady GaGa sung too.
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