Alexander McQueen - Jumper - Vintage






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Alexander McQueen, women’s size S beige ivory wool sculptural knit sweater from Fall/Winter 2004, vintage, in very good condition.
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Alexander Mcqueen FW2004 Sculptural
Balloon Cuff Sweater
An exceptionally rare sculptural knit sweater produced under the direction of Lee Alexander McQueen for the Fall Winter 2004 season.
This garment represents a pivotal moment in McQueen's exploration of knitwear as a structural discipline rather than a decorative one. Engineered from dense ivory wool, the piece expands outward from a controlled upper body into a precise bell-form volume - creating a self-supporting architectural silhouette without the use of internal reinforcement.
The sculptural expansion originates seamlessly from the knitted structure itself, demonstrating the advanced technical capability of the McQueen atelier during this period. The elongated sleeves taper into restrained cuffs, counterbalancing the volumetric lower body and reinforcing the tension between containment and release.
Unlike later McQueen knitwear, which often relied on surface embellishment, this piece achieves its effect through pure form. It reflects McQueen's ongoing investigation in lothing as emotional armour - garments that simultaneously protect, exaggerate, and redefine the human silhouette.
Produced in Italy in extremely limited quantities, pieces of this complexity were manufactured at the highest level of the house's mainline production.
Surviving examples remain scarce.
An important archival knitwork from the final decade of Lee McQueen's authorship.
Open for all offers and questions, measurements upon request!
Alexander Mcqueen FW2004 Sculptural
Balloon Cuff Sweater
An exceptionally rare sculptural knit sweater produced under the direction of Lee Alexander McQueen for the Fall Winter 2004 season.
This garment represents a pivotal moment in McQueen's exploration of knitwear as a structural discipline rather than a decorative one. Engineered from dense ivory wool, the piece expands outward from a controlled upper body into a precise bell-form volume - creating a self-supporting architectural silhouette without the use of internal reinforcement.
The sculptural expansion originates seamlessly from the knitted structure itself, demonstrating the advanced technical capability of the McQueen atelier during this period. The elongated sleeves taper into restrained cuffs, counterbalancing the volumetric lower body and reinforcing the tension between containment and release.
Unlike later McQueen knitwear, which often relied on surface embellishment, this piece achieves its effect through pure form. It reflects McQueen's ongoing investigation in lothing as emotional armour - garments that simultaneously protect, exaggerate, and redefine the human silhouette.
Produced in Italy in extremely limited quantities, pieces of this complexity were manufactured at the highest level of the house's mainline production.
Surviving examples remain scarce.
An important archival knitwork from the final decade of Lee McQueen's authorship.
Open for all offers and questions, measurements upon request!
