This collection saw McQueen revert swiftly back
to a darker, more gothic aesthetic by reintroducing leather, S&M and even
the ‘bumster’ into his design repertoire. Staged in the building where Marie
Antoinette is thought to have taken her last steps, McQueen’s ‘Supercalifradgilisticexpialidocious’
collection (which can be seen in full here) turned its set into a medieval
fairytale castle, complete with white wolves prowling the upper echelons of the
dilapidated stone building.
