Landon Nordeman for The New York Times Eye Candy: Alexander McQueen Share This Page Alexander McQueen Paris Share This Page The Daily Jewel: Alexander McQueen Alexander McQueen designer Sarah Burton wove a delicate web of body jewelry around her models, using layers of antiqued silver chains and charms that gave her sheer gowns a moody, romantic quality
For him, that means two poplin shirts with spread collars (one white and one blue bengal stripethe pinstripes wider, punchier sibling), a light blue bengal stripe OCBD, a pink gingham twill shirt with a spread collar, and a pique-front tuxedo shirt for dressy occasions
Although we no longer play polo in shirts (at least, most of us don't!), the buttons on the collar still serve a useful function: They keep the collar in place , especially when worn without a tie, preventing it from lifting or shifting
In the Roman Empire, men and women wore red lipstick to indicate rank