Alexander Mcqueen Working Process: Photographs by Nick Waplington [1st Edition]

When Alexander McQueen commissioned Nick Waplington to document the making of his fall 2009 collection, the photographer had no idea he would be capturing McQueen's final body of work. Titled The Horn of Plenty, the show was a history of the designer's career to date, as he revisited his fifteen years of provocative, groundbreaking clothes and recycled ideas in a new collection. In Essence, it was his swan song. Waplington's photos of McQueen and his staff, including current creative director Sarah Burton, are interspersed with images of [landfills]... which make for additional commentary on the recyling theme of the collection. Because McQueenn himself, and a tribute to the many important and lasting relationships he had with all those who worked alongside him.

- Ally Betker, Vogue Daily

Nick Waplington's documentation of McQueen's final runway, paired with images selected by McQueen. Features an accompanying essay by Susannah Frankel, Fashion Editor at Grazia UK. Published October 31 2013, First Edition. 

Materials _ Hardcover in original heat-shrinked plastic, 304 pages

Origin _ Damiana Books, Italy 

Measurements _ 25.4 x 3.17 x 30.48 cm

SKU _ 020743

Condition notes _ Excellent condition: minor corner scuff