A designer who was known as a ghost left us forever on that day, but his name never disappeared in the fashion circle for a minute.

You will remember many wonderful moments from his shows, and these wild ideas may be hard to see now.

For example, as early as the 2006 Autumn/Winter collection, the Widows of Culloden created a dreamlike 3D holographic projection of Kate Moss.

2005 spring/summer series, because like Harry Potter, arranged the show as a chess board, 36 models like moving chess pieces in the show game.

Spring/Summer 1999 series NO.13, two robots spray ink on Shalom Harlow, a model wearing a pure white dress, Harlow is like a swan, hopeless but romantic to death.

2007 Spring/Summer collection Sarabande, a model surrounded by colorful flowers.

He is the star of supermodel Gisele Bundchen, who first rose to fame at this show in the spring/summer 1998 collection.

Alexander McQueen - When the name is mentioned, people never stop thinking about him.

His name is Lee Alexander McQueen, he was born in an ordinary family in the UK, his father is a taxi driver in London, hoping that his child can become a plumber, but in fact, McQueen's biggest hobby is drawing on the bedroom wall when he was 3 years old. And has begun to aspire to be a fashion designer.

In later years, he won the British Designer of the Year award four times, and Queen Elizabeth II awarded him the Commander of the Empire, but these awards are actually not as good as the fashion he designed, because those clothes can let people see the real shock.

I want to empower women, and I want women who wear Alexander McQueen to be awed by everyone.

At school, his idol was John Galliano. In 1992, His work was featured in the master's show at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, but the series, called Jack the Ripper Stalks His Victims, inspired by the famous 19th-century London serial killer, came second to last.

But fate is very playful, and it was here that McQueen met his lifelong beau and best friend - fashion editor and stylist Isabella Blow. Unable to get a seat, Blow sat on the floor for the entire show, but decided to buy the collection as soon as the show was over.

McQueen didn't like the eccentric woman at first and refused her request until he couldn't stand Blow's constant phone calls and changed his mind. Blow, who was not wealthy at all, offered to pay off the money in installments of £100 a week.

Isabella Blow, who had already made hat designer Philip Treacy famous, began wearing McQueen's bizarre designs on public occasions and introduced McQueen to her circle. The story is also being adapted for the big screen in a biopic by director Andrew Haigh.

Quirky, neurotic, and insecure personalities bring them together and make their relationship go from strength to strength. In 2007, Isabella Blow took her own life after a long illness, and the grieving McQueen paid tribute to her mentor and friend with numerous Philip Treacy hats in his spring/summer 2008 collection.

For Alexander McQueen's spring/Summer 1995 collection, The Birds, McQueen unveiled stunning Bumsters jeans. The bold design of the ultra-low waist was controversial, but many people went crazy for it.

The show also confused the line between men and women. Mr. Pearl walked for him. Did you notice that? McQueen's iconic swallow pattern was also born in this show.

With the unrestrained creativity, McQueen became the creative director of Givenchy, the previous creative director is his favorite John Galliano, in the spring and summer of 1997 his first high order series, the construction of a fantasy ancient Greek mythology story.

Givenchy Autumn/Winter 1997 haute couture collection Eclect Dissect, this is McQueen's second haute couture collection after taking over Givenchy. McQueen describes him as if he had cut up the human body and then assembled it, which seems to have a deep understanding of the bloody and dark aesthetic of violence.

Givenchy Autumn/Winter 1999, keen to use technology in both design and show layout, he also designed a LED corset for Givenchy. LED lights arranged in the form of circuit boards add drama in the dark.

He is good at drawing inspiration from the past, and then boldly negate and transform, so as to create a new concept, the show is his dream stage, of course, these dreams are basically weird and terrible.

Alexander McQueen 1998 Autumn/Winter series, the head is wrapped in red Annabelle Neilson playing Joan of Arc standing in the center of the circle, with her dancing, the fire also began to jump one after another, the world seems to be red annihilation.

Alexander McQueen Spring/Summer 2001 Voss, a model wearing a bird on her head. This season, the giant transparent box stands in the center of the stage, which is an art installation created by Joel-Peter Witkin. Until the light is on, people can only see the models inside, and the models inside can only see their own mirror images. This unprecedented display method, according to McQueen's words, is to make everyone look back at themselves.

Alexander McQueen's Spring/Summer 2010 collection, titled Plato's Atlantis, imagines a future in which ecological destruction finally exceeds a critical value, with devastating earthquakes and tsunamis breaking apart continents and forcing humans to move to the depths of the sea. McQueen used the ecologically destructive moths as inspiration, and the show has been webcast, proving McQueen's foresight in technology.

However, on February 11, 2010, McQueen, unable to accept the death of Blow and his mother, chose to commit suicide at home, ending his early years.