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"Sarah Burton&amp;#39;s spring 2013 collection for Alexander McQueen had a bee theme. Hive-like patterns and honey colors were abundant. Plus, every model wore a glamorous version of the traditional beekeeper hat. Translation: Only in Paris!\nPinterestFacebookPHOTO: Marcus Tondo/gorunwayThese wide-brimmed headpieces confirmed my theory that hats are going to continue to be big news for the next few seasons.\nPinterestFacebookWaist-defining jackets, tops, and dresses ran throughout the collection, most with peplum silhouettes that gave looks a sculpted, &amp;quot;I&amp;#39;m going to take over the world&amp;quot; kind of fierceness.\nPinterestFacebookKitten heels might be a trend spring but Alexander McQueen doesn&amp;#39;t do practical footwear on the runway. This season, netted lucite platforms were the name of the game.\nPinterestFacebookFile these dresses under &amp;quot;Best Execution of Exposed Bra Ever&amp;quot;. Visible straps and bra-like bodices were majorly h-o-t and unexpectedly paired with full, swishy skirts fit for a prom queen.\nWant more frocks? Take a gander at these breathtaking gowns which were hand-sewn with flowers and fitted with tortoise shell bustiers. Major!\nPinterestFacebookPHOTO: Monica Feudi/ feudiguaineri.comPinterestFacebookPHOTO: Monica Feudi/ feudiguaineri.comPinterestFacebookPHOTO: Monica Feudi/ feudiguaineri.com__What do you think of Alexander McQueen&amp;#39;s spring collection, ladies? Which piece is your favorite?\n__\nPhotos: via Style.com. Check out the full collection here!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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