MCQUEEN Cable knit wool blend cardigan Cardigan de malha, Roupas Rare F2005 Alexander McQueen Sweater For Sale at 1stDibs F2005 RTW Alexander McQueen Cable Knit Sweater F2005 RTW Alexander McQueen Cable Knit Sweater Shrimpton Couture Rare F2005 Alexander McQueen Sweater For Sale at 1stDibs. Fall 2005's collection was called "The Man Who Knew Too Much". The Alexander McQueen site says of this collection: "For the second time in his career, Alexander McQueen references The Birds for this collection a film that he remembers loving as a child principally because of the precise way in which the women featured choose to dress. Against a film set backdrop flooded with red light models stride out in swing coats, pencil skirts, neat, cropped trousers and fitted chunky mohair all of which suit a modern day Hitchcock heroine down to the ground. Given the source of inspiration this may be read as McQueen's interpretation of coordinated dressing almost vintage Hermes style crocodile sling backs are teamed with matching handbags, for example. Hair is big, bouffant and blow dried and lips are painted true red." This sweater is from the RTW collection based on the runway. It is a chunky cable knit sweater with amazing sleeves that are actually created on a curve with a hige twisted cable design running up each. It is cropped and scooped upwards in the front. The buttons are wonderful large leather knots in a deep brown perfectly offsets the cream wool. It is in excellent, museum quality condition. Unlined and tagged a L but please go by actual measurements as it runs small Shoulders: no defined seams Sleeves: approx 25" Bust: 16 18" flat across the back from side seam to side seam Total length: 18" from neck to bottom hem Modern Sizing equivalent: SML MED Item# S544 This garment has been professionally cleaned, pressed and is odor free. Thoroughly checked over before shipping, it will be ready to wear upon arrival.
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