Alexander McQueen unveils its first flagship store in Tokyo. The 390sq meter space was designed by creative director Sarah Burton and David Collins Studio. “The Tokyo flagship store has its own unique and exquisite elements, from the dramatic marble staircase to the bespoke wall panels and aged brass display pieces, the collections are presented in an environment that feels luxurious and precious which is also reflective of our design ethos,” says Burton.

Inside the new Alexander McQueen flagship in Tokyo, the brand cites "flora and fauna, real and imagined; the warped perspective of Francis Bacon’s paintings of Popes; the Surrealist artist HR Giger; the Eighteenth Century salon and Rorschach ink blots; primitivism, the human skeleton and the female form" as inspiration for the space.