

Shaun Leane's Skeleton corset from 1998, created for Alexander McQueen, was inspired by the late fashion designer's fascination with the beauty of the human body’s internal structure (estimate: $250-350,000). Shaun Leane created this spiky Tusk anklet for for the late fashion icon Isabella Blow in 1997 (estimate: $10-15,000). It was partly thanks to her patronage and encouragement that Leane established his own jewellery house in 1999. Shaun Leane's silver Thistle brooch dating from 2006 (estimate: $40-60,000) was commissioned by Alexander McQueen and features pavé black spinels and talon-like claws clasping four Tahitian pearls. Sarah Jessica Parker, pictured alongside Lee Alexander McQueen, wearing Leane's Thistle brooch to the 2006 MET Gala. It is one of a pair specially commissioned by McQueen for the AngloMania themed event. Credit: Rex Features Shaun Leane's Coiled Corset, designed for Alexander McQueen' s The Overlook collection, Autumn-Winter 1999-2000 (estimate: $250-350,000). Shaun Leane designed the Coiled Corset (estimate: $250-350,000) for Alexander McQueen's Autumn-Winter 1999-2000 catwalk show, which was inspired by the cult film The Shining. Comprised of 97 aluminium coils, it is the only piece in existence that is signed and dated by both designers. Credit: Robert Fairer At least 30 of the lots are original designs created for McQueen. Leane’s long-time collaborator, the pair met in the early 90s in London when Leane was working in Hatton Harden and McQueen was studying fashion at Central Saint Martin’s College. Sharing a similarly experimental vision, they worked together on up to eight collections a year during their 17-year partnership, which ended tragically when McQueen took his own life in 2010. McQueen’s often shocking and always spectacular catwalk shows were the perfect stage on which Leane could experiment with materials and forms of adornment.
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