I would have cried as well. This literally broke the barrier between fashion and art. It is THE #1 iconic moment in fashion history from one of its greatest designers with one of the greatest models of all time. Shalom really was destined for this McQueen moment. MIND YOU -- this entire thing was UNREHEARSED. She impov'd everything.
Mmm. The unveiling of Dior’s New Look in 1947 is probably more “iconic” (how I hate the modern overuse of that word) though this is up there. The New Look shaped the course of fashion over the next decade. This is brilliant but no one was walking around with spray painted trapeze dresses for the next decade...
I love how she initially seems to be afraid and trying to shield herself. Then when, that which she feared happens she gives herself over to it. When it is accomplished, she seems to "own" it, get off the turntable (hamster wheel?) and accept applause for the wonderful piece of art.
DeMarcus Kinkle i agree. I'm still watching the older collections and his themes carried out to todays fashion. The drama of his fashion with a message is utterly amazing.
Imo Iris Van Herpen is continuing his legacy. She worked for him for years. She's continuing on the path of combining new and on-the-edge technologies with fashion just as McQueen was doing. She's brilliant.
I definitely see that Coperni was inspired by this masterpiece but I still think it’s pretty different. I don’t see why people are complaining about the inspo. Both dresses are beautiful and are works of art!
Same! I was looking for this video to explain how the Corperni show piece was like taking this moment into the present and future to someone and I am glad I'm in good company! No need for complaints, nothing in fashion isn't built on what came before.
And he actually just copied Manel Torres. In 2010 he created this material and made videos/Ted talks about it. "A Spanish fashion designer has developed the world's first spray-on clothing that can be worn, washed and worn again. Manel Torres joined forces with scientists at Imperial College London to invent the spray, which forms a seamless fabric on contact with the body. Torres took 15 minutes to spray a T-shirt onto a male model in a demonstration today, ahead of his spring/summer collection at the Science in Style fashion show in London next week."
I think it’s more so that the other designers pieces were worked on for months, choosing everything from the perfect fabric to the perfect design and style of dress or outfit.
Even more amazing she didn't get to rehearse it. She flew in on the redeye and was simply told to stand on the platform and that it would rotate and the spray-painting would happen. She was amazing. So was he… Breathtaking. Very much missed.
The way Shalom Harlow is moving and her facial expressions remind me of when Cinderella’s dress is being torn apart by her step sisters. RIP to the ultimate genius: Lee Alexander McQueen
Shalom Harlow's Artistry was Amazing! I love her so much! She was born to be the Haute Couture Queen! This will be an iconic scene in the whole modeling industry!
I've never seen this before. It's fantastic. One of the best examples of performance art I have seen. So much of it is often just pretentious nonsense. This was perfect in every way. Especially the human-machine boundary challenging aspect. I only looked it up as it was mentioned on BBC 6 Music today...
Pure creative genius and fashion as art and performance ……the robots were balletic, graceful, menacing and rapacious. The dress was utter simplicity and perfection in its scale. The graffiti the ultimate symbol of modernity and the explosion of applause by the audience, rapturous. And of course the model was an actress, not just a model. Perfection.
Not even really trained as either though I don't think (only actually trained in ballet) that's what's so amazing it's just her instinctively knowing exactly how to play the part every move every look unrehearsed even!
McQueen was a genius and had a kind soul but took no crap either. I am in no way an expert in fashion. But this is without doubt one of the most important and iconic moments in art:fashion. Perfection. Her movements remind me of Estella warren from the Chanel number 5 advert featuring the wolf. Exquisite
❤ just sit with the mesmerising theatrical unfolding of an iconic moment in history ❤ There's no denying THAT people ❤ Still to thus day I ❤ this moment in time ❤
Technically speaking Alexander McQueen was the best Fashion Designer in the history of Fashion. Artistically one of the best if not up there with Yves Saint Laurent,Coco Chanel and Schiaparelli.He is missed and I'am totally playing the stories Lee would have made all these years. I believe that Lee thought he was done with fashion and had basically shown all he could. It was time for him to go.
impresionante. dijo la modelo Shalom Harlow en una entrevista: "I mean, there was barely even a fitting,” she says, voice hushed. “I got off a flight, and we made sure the belt around the top of the dress fit. I was told that I was going to be on a podium that spun, with robot arms that were going to spray-paint me. And that was it. I did not know how long I was going to be spinning. I didn’t know the velocity of the spin. I didn’t know the music piece. I didn’t know anything. I just walked out there, and responded to the elements.”...."Se sintió como si acabara de caer un rayo. Era eléctrico. La gente se volvió loca y la gente todavía está respondiendo a ese momento, 20 años después”.
Ngl it's just my opinion , but i don't know why ppl like this thing so much , literally it just looks like some gurl walking like they hit their head somewhere... What's so special or charming about this??? That painting? It looks like someone a shit , that walk? Zombie , that acting? What's point of this???
It looks like the way I'm joking around with my friends by using my wide blanket and a few of my belts. We were acting like we are on the runway or presenting our country for Miss Universe.
Most of Lee Alexander McQueen's work is very classical and sophisticated. You wouldn't be saying that if you actually knew anything about McQueen. Modern art can be either terrible or brilliant, but I believe that this piece is simply an "artistic statement" within fashion.
Hi. The company I work for is planning an exhibition post the pandemic. We have 2 projection map architectural models that we are projecting content on to. One of the models has snippets of this content that I have edited and done some post production on, would you mind us using your content if we credit you in the exhibition?
Arina Goodyear please, Liepoja is breaking my heart like crazy and being able to write to you is very important, I think I have a great idea about all of this. P.S I love You very much, it's true.
Credit to the model, she played the part perfectly. The way she was walking around was so captivating, it all came together beautifully.
Bukurije Berisha Shalom Harlow…
Shalom was one of the great 90's models!
She’s a former ballerina so she knows how to move and perform
I also think was a little dissy aha
you mean she walked like drunk
I would have cried as well. This literally broke the barrier between fashion and art. It is THE #1 iconic moment in fashion history from one of its greatest designers with one of the greatest models of all time. Shalom really was destined for this McQueen moment. MIND YOU -- this entire thing was UNREHEARSED. She impov'd everything.
Listen Music they were great models
Mmm. The unveiling of Dior’s New Look in 1947 is probably more “iconic” (how I hate the modern overuse of that word) though this is up there. The New Look shaped the course of fashion over the next decade. This is brilliant but no one was walking around with spray painted trapeze dresses for the next decade...
@@pen64 ?????
YES
Don’t forget about Maison Margiela show in underground
Perfect model, beautiful music, genius designer.... I would have cried if I was on the audience.
for real
I stopped breathing the moment the robots started spraying
not too sure about the beautiful music
Why to cry?
I love how she initially seems to be afraid and trying to shield herself. Then when, that which she feared happens she gives herself over to it. When it is accomplished, she seems to "own" it, get off the turntable (hamster wheel?) and accept applause for the wonderful piece of art.
I am also nauseous for her part...
Piece of Art??? 🤪
Wth what's that
@@valavila7264 made anything better in the past two years?
@@TheGrifhinxthey probably have. Why you hating?
I get chills when watching this. Alexander McQueen body of work was complex and thought provoking.
DeMarcus Kinkle i agree. I'm still watching the older collections and his themes carried out to todays fashion. The drama of his fashion with a message is utterly amazing.
Imo Iris Van Herpen is continuing his legacy. She worked for him for years. She's continuing on the path of combining new and on-the-edge technologies with fashion just as McQueen was doing. She's brilliant.
Hello, u there?
Shalom Shalom Shalom. She was above and beyond in every way, utterly fascinating. Never seen anyone like her before or since.
This was the inspiration for a Greece's next top model concept
Όντως
Nah it was the inspo for the first challenge of drag race season 4
@@MrAbilash11 I didn't say it was made for the Greece's next top model but the production got inspired by the video
I must admit the colours we used were better 😂
Yre Greek Next stop Midel is an abolutely marvellous production
I definitely see that Coperni was inspired by this masterpiece but I still think it’s pretty different. I don’t see why people are complaining about the inspo. Both dresses are beautiful and are works of art!
Same here 👍🏽
Same! I was looking for this video to explain how the Corperni show piece was like taking this moment into the present and future to someone and I am glad I'm in good company! No need for complaints, nothing in fashion isn't built on what came before.
And he actually just copied Manel Torres. In 2010 he created this material and made videos/Ted talks about it.
"A Spanish fashion designer has developed the world's first spray-on clothing that can be worn, washed and worn again.
Manel Torres joined forces with scientists at Imperial College London to invent the spray, which forms a seamless fabric on contact with the body.
Torres took 15 minutes to spray a T-shirt onto a male model in a demonstration today, ahead of his spring/summer collection at the Science in Style fashion show in London next week."
I think it’s more so that the other designers pieces were worked on for months, choosing everything from the perfect fabric to the perfect design and style of dress or outfit.
Alexander McQueen was light years ahead of time ! Truly the greatest to EVER do it& will never be duplicated !
Even more amazing she didn't get to rehearse it. She flew in on the redeye and was simply told to stand on the platform and that it would rotate and the spray-painting would happen. She was amazing. So was he… Breathtaking. Very much missed.
The way Shalom Harlow is moving and her facial expressions remind me of when Cinderella’s dress is being torn apart by her step sisters. RIP to the ultimate genius: Lee Alexander McQueen
I really like how the robot painters bow to the applause. This actual dress was on display in the exhibit at the Met.
Shalom Harlow's Artistry was Amazing! I love her so much! She was born to be the Haute Couture Queen! This will be an iconic scene in the whole modeling industry!
I always loved how she’s not just standing there modeling but she’s in character 😢 this is so beautiful ❤❤
And her walk😢😢😢 shalom harlow is a LEGEND
I know right! Shalom performed way beyond modeling, though even when "just" modelling her walk is fascinating to behold!
She is the Legend❤
I've never seen this before. It's fantastic. One of the best examples of performance art I have seen. So much of it is often just pretentious nonsense. This was perfect in every way. Especially the human-machine boundary challenging aspect. I only looked it up as it was mentioned on BBC 6 Music today...
I miss McQueen. Art, music, drama and extraordinary fashion.
Why do I get so emotional watching this scene? God knows how many times I come back to this. Best moment on a catwalk ever.
ART.
Pure creative genius and fashion as art and performance ……the robots were balletic, graceful, menacing and rapacious. The dress was utter simplicity and perfection in its scale. The graffiti the ultimate symbol of modernity and the explosion of applause by the audience, rapturous. And of course the model was an actress, not just a model. Perfection.
Not even really trained as either though I don't think (only actually trained in ballet) that's what's so amazing it's just her instinctively knowing exactly how to play the part every move every look unrehearsed even!
The is one THE BEST moments in fashion history. I vividly remember this. So mesmerizing!
the model is Shalom Harlow she was a super model in the 90s
dreamershavemorefun thank you for the info. Her acting ability makes this so moving.
One of the most iconic fashion moments in the history of History.
Majestic Majestic Majestic!
Like the designer like it's Supermodel Muse! Shalom Harlow is Queen for a reason ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Unbelievable. He is a genius, Shalom is inspired. Pure artistry.
Iconic! Legend! Ashtoning! Breathtaking! Incredible! Amazingly talented and creative!
Shalom Harlow was and still is absolutely stunning. She is 50 nowadays but still youthful looking with the maturity of a wise woman ❤.
PURE GENIUS!!!!! HANDS DOWN!
Most unique designer off all eras! A lot of great designers and legends, but allexander mcqueen is soo unique and its more on arts..
mcqueen's runway shows before are soooo iconic
I still remember that dress from Harper's Bazaar magazine and it was absolutely amazing 😍
Buaaa...que transgresor....que dios de la moda...lo nunca visto....que talento...menudo curro...me quedo loco !!
McQueen was a genius and had a kind soul but took no crap either. I am in no way an expert in fashion. But this is without doubt one of the most important and iconic moments in art:fashion. Perfection. Her movements remind me of Estella warren from the Chanel number 5 advert featuring the wolf. Exquisite
Red would have been disastrous on this dress. It would make her look like its that time of the month for her. The colors are perfect.
One of the greatest pieces of art ever
3rd time watchin this video tonight since I found it, luv it!!
Who came here after bella hadid runaway show and her iconic dress ?
Same
@@LovefromLiyax hey how can I start my first video on my TH-cam channel , your content seem creative ! Any tips nd tricks ?
I really like how the robots bow to the applause
Horrifying yet fascinating
10yrs ago, creativity was booming 💕
I have no idea how I am going to pull this off, but this is going to be my halloween costume this year
❤ just sit with the mesmerising theatrical unfolding of an iconic moment in history ❤ There's no denying THAT people ❤ Still to thus day I ❤ this moment in time ❤
In my opinion this is the most iconic moment in fashion history, bar none
Technically speaking Alexander McQueen was the best Fashion Designer in the history of Fashion. Artistically one of the best if not up there with Yves Saint Laurent,Coco Chanel and Schiaparelli.He is missed and I'am totally playing the stories Lee would have made all these years. I believe that Lee thought he was done with fashion and had basically shown all he could. It was time for him to go.
It's so sad. His last show was his best, imo. Plato's Atlantis.
Kei kagami?
Model: looking depressed and in pain.
Audience: Okay let's just clap!
Thanks to all Canada for this beauty queen!
One of fashion greatest moment by Alexander McQueen and Shalim Harlow
❤❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
how amazingly innovating and inspiring was AMcQ.... i love everysingle show of his
I still rmb the first time I watched this, I got so emotional and cried... one of the BEST moments in fashion history
very stunning white dresss
is soo original and iconic
love iiit
ART. A rare taste... a rare man!
McQueen a true legend
without this ICONIC moment, we wouldn't have the Coperni dress. mark my words.
I love the theater of the initial suspense
this is awesome, but that music is eerie as hell
This is Art!
impresionante. dijo la modelo Shalom Harlow en una entrevista: "I mean, there was barely even a fitting,” she says, voice hushed. “I got off a flight, and we made sure the belt around the top of the dress fit. I was told that I was going to be on a podium that spun, with robot arms that were going to spray-paint me. And that was it. I did not know how long I was going to be spinning. I didn’t know the velocity of the spin. I didn’t know the music piece. I didn’t know anything. I just walked out there, and responded to the elements.”...."Se sintió como si acabara de caer un rayo. Era eléctrico. La gente se volvió loca y la gente todavía está respondiendo a ese momento, 20 años después”.
alexander mcqueen was genius fashion designer...
Shalom was the perfect model for this❤
Muito Diferente!
I wudn't last even a sec in dat Rotating thing, she perfectly nailed it 👍
Nice channel
Shalom is amazing 👑💞👑
There's something quite shocking but moving about this
Tá um cara que queria encontrar onde quer que esteja ! Bravo, bravíssimo!!!
this is quintessential Alexander McQueen
This is fucking fabulous. Real art here folks!
Iconic! Shalom Harlow
Thus, “pointing an iPhone and taking a selfie doesn’t make one a supermodel. Sorry not sorry”. 😊😊😊
the most beautiful scene in fashion world
The model is Shalom Harlow fired by two industible robots spraying Alexander McQueen's plane dress.
Full-on genius moment right there!
Arno intensamente este momento lleno de peligro magico y esplendor mortal !
Excellent
Красиво. Но почитала коменты"о знаковом моменте в моде".... И что? Что то не ходят в простынях раскрашенных красками?как по мне так бред.
Ngl it's just my opinion , but i don't know why ppl like this thing so much , literally it just looks like some gurl walking like they hit their head somewhere... What's so special or charming about this??? That painting? It looks like someone a shit , that walk? Zombie , that acting? What's point of this???
stunning >>
Шедевр🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Apocalypse photoshoot RPDR 😍😍😍
Excellent representation!
Taking off her beauty and the softness and gracious she is.... the painting it is horrible!
Nice 👍👏
Shalom Harlow nailed it.. 🙏🙏🙏
I’m just thinking… how was she able to walk straight after being rotated so many times
I could listen to Hamish Bowles talk about fashion all day long.
GENIUS. 🥂
McQueen, Galliano - if Britain never produced designers the industry would be fkd
I was getting dizzy watching her turn but she did great walking in a straight line after all…
lo bien que lo hace la modelo me parece impresionante
Coming here after Coperni show 🫶🏻
It looks like the way I'm joking around with my friends by using my wide blanket and a few of my belts. We were acting like we are on the runway or presenting our country for Miss Universe.
Most of Lee Alexander McQueen's work is very classical and sophisticated. You wouldn't be saying that if you actually knew anything about McQueen. Modern art can be either terrible or brilliant, but I believe that this piece is simply an "artistic statement" within fashion.
The way the modl wLks😂😂? knda funny😉
I only wish the colors chosen were red and black...
Cant believe this was done on 1999
Hi. The company I work for is planning an exhibition post the pandemic. We have 2 projection map architectural models that we are projecting content on to. One of the models has snippets of this content that I have edited and done some post production on, would you mind us using your content if we credit you in the exhibition?
Here after the iconic Bella Hadid & Coperni sprayed dress
Remember when they did this on RuPaul's drag race? I'm sure this came first but that's what I automatically though of.
That was epic.
What episode??
@@Molly-nd7tq season 4, episode 1
Seen this on my recommendation
Bravo!!!
Arina Goodyear please, Liepoja is breaking my heart like crazy and being able to write to you is very important, I think I have a great idea about all of this. P.S I love You very much, it's true.
Real models are performance artists.