As you all know McQueen has left this world for a better place.
I was crying myself unconscious for quite some time, because he was the first designer whom I fell in love with. He didnt only enlighten me sartorially, but also brought me a whole new different mindset, attitude and life values. He really did change my life in the most dramatic and amazing ways.
I felt so bad, just like my style icon Daphne Guinness, who was seen in a heavy black veil, mourning for her best friend, but of course my grief cannot be compared to hers. I feel for her, and cannot bear to imagine the anguish she feels.
I saw her catwalking for Fashion Relief, where she, Naomi and other beauties paid the final tribute to McQueen. Photos shown below.
Daphne's tear streaked face was wrapped under a flowing white veil, and she wore a pair of heel-less platform shoes, staggerring in height, to match McQueen's final personal creation for her- a silvery golden shimmerring bodysuit, exquisitely handcrafted for her.
My heart was even more torn when I could see her crying her way through, and could feel her distress as she couldnt bring herself to really magnificently like she always does. She stumbled backwards a bit in her overwhelming thoughts of sorrows and I almost drowned with her... May God bless him and her.
So as you can see, I wasnt in any mood to do anything, let alone update my blog. I dont want to infect readers further with my pain and anguish.
Now, stepping into the new year of the Tiger, this year is sure to be a great year coming.
Lifting my black veil of sorrows, I will make McQueen immortal by carrying on living the way he inspired my to, just like many others like me around the world, who are touched in similar but personal ways.
We love you, Lee. Rest in peace, in a tranquil world of your own. One day, I will catch up with you at the other end of the rainbow, where we will watch the stars fall into the sea.
