Alexander McQueen Collection Auction

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Two collections of gowns ready-to-Wear Alexander McQueen for fall and winter of 2007 will be auctioned at Bonhams, Knightsbridge, United Kingdom, the end of this June.

The dress will be auctioned once worn Holly Valance in the Brit Awards ceremony, the intermittent one day after McQueen's death, last February. The golden-colored dress that is full of embellishment on the bustier.

The dress is expected to be sold at a price between £ 12000-18000. While the second dress has a peacock feather detail on the chest, is expected to sell for £ 10000-14000 price range.

In an interview, McQueen had explained that the autumn collection is inspired by his ancestor, Elizabeth How, who was accused as a witch in 1692.

At that time, his catwalk show pertained McQueen spectacular because the model does not run on the catwalk, but on a Ouija board (board caller spirits). Meanwhile in the background, the image projector to play the witches who were burned alive.