Seán McGirr Debuts at Alexander McQueen with Divisive Collection

McGirr's first collection sparks debate, blending tradition with modernity in a bid to redefine the brand's identity.

Seán McGirr's debut collection at Alexander McQueen during Paris Fashion Week has received mixed reactions, with some praising its innovation and others questioning its alignment with the brand's legacy.
McGirr, who previously worked at JW Anderson and Dries Van Noten, aims to bring a new energy to McQueen, focusing on 'rough glamour' and non-conformity.
The collection featured a mix of sharply tailored suits, oversized knits, and unique designs like horse-hoof boots, reflecting McGirr's attempt to balance McQueen's heritage with his own vision.
Critics and fans are divided on the collection's success in capturing the essence of Alexander McQueen, with some seeing potential for growth and others longing for the brand's past glory.
McGirr's approach to the debut emphasized anti-politeness and a break from tradition, signaling a new direction for Alexander McQueen under his creative leadership.