Fall 2006 Alexander McQueen 'The Widows of Culloden' Convertible Cashmere Wool Sweater Cardigan Jacket Corals & Oranges This airy feeling is continued

This airy feeling is continued in the sleeves that are left unlined and cut wide with a slight slanted edge

Note the skirt is meant to either sit low on the hip or to be cinched and draped around the waist by adding a belt through the loops

This detail also subtly gives the illusion of a smaller waistline and leaner silhouette

The jacket is fully lined in a black silky rayon and the skirt is unlined

past the waist to the neck

Fall 2006 Alexander McQueen 'The Widows of Culloden' Convertible Cashmere Wool Sweater Cardigan Jacket Corals & Oranges This airy feeling is continuedThe Fall 2006 McQueen show is of course the show that famously ended with a hologram of Kate Moss twisting in the midst of a billowing white dress. Before that moment an incredible display of workmanship and craft walked the runway. Vogue noted that "For this collection, he delved into his past, revisiting his Scottish family roots and refining the contents of the rampaging tartan "Highland Rape" show with which he began his career in London in the