Alexander McQueen FW 2005 'The Man Who Knew Too Much' Tartan Skirt

Look 30 from McQueen FW 2005, as seen on Diana Dondoe. This iconic skirt features a fringed asymmetrical bottom. Reminiscent of the sixties, this maxi skirt is made of a virgin fleeced wool that feels like a cosy blanket to the touch. Although there are two small moth holes, the condition of the skirt is otherwise great.

Size: IT44 (fits like a medium)

Designer: Lee Alexander McQueen 

Condition: Good; two moth holes smaller than a dime on the lower front and back of the skirt from previous owner, unnoticeable when worn given the length and volume of the skirt (reflected in the price)

Composition: 100% Fleece Wool (Main Body); 52% Acetate 48% Rayon (Lining)

Measurements (flat-lay):       

1. waist: 44cm
2. top to bottom (shortest): 53.5cm

References:

1. Runway Image from Marcio Madeira accessed at Vogue Website 
2. "Fashion's Arty Party" Editorial, Paper Magazine, September 2007, modeled by Christina Carey, captured by Jenny Alexander (take note of the exceptional styling, which includes Alexander McQueen FW 2007 'In Memory of Elizabeth Howe, Salem, 1692' Blazer with an Armor Tote worn as a headpiece)