In honour of the late singer’s wicked style…
From: Harper’s BAZAAR US
https://www.harpersbazaar.com.sg/gallery/16-times-david-bowie-inspired-the-runways/
16 Times David Bowie Inspired The Runways
Miu Miu Fall 2012 Beauty
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Miu Miu Fall 2012 Beauty
It's in the glam rock eyes. ; Photo: Getty
Jean Paul Gaultier Spring 2011 Beauty
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Jean Paul Gaultier Spring 2011 Beauty
Ginger spikes and blue eyeshadow will forever be synonymous with one man.
Gucci Fall 2009 Beauty
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Gucci Fall 2009 Beauty
Pat McGrath's slick, strong, colorful look falls somewhere between Rebel, Rebel and Thin White Duke. ; Photo: Getty
Dolce and Gabbana Fall 2011
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Dolce and Gabbana Fall 2011
Mick and David's infectious "Dancing in the Street" played while models walked in versions of the 80s tapered trouser and boxy oversized double-breasted blazer. Which somehow only Bowie made look good. ; Photo: Getty
Dries Van Noten Fall 2011
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Dries Van Noten Fall 2011
Bowie gave Dries van Noten freedom to remix "Heroes" for his runway, just as van Noten remixed Ziggy Stardust's trippy melange of print and color. ; Photo: Getty
Alexander McQueen Resort 2013
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Alexander McQueen Resort 2013
Sarah Burton's tableau mimicked the louche Seventies back cover of Bowie's "Hunky Dory" album almost to the t. And the clothes hit a space age note of his other eras, too. ; Photo: Alexander McQueen
Diane Von Furstenberg Fall 2013
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Diane Von Furstenberg Fall 2013
Other designers can be inspired, but Diane von Furstenberg actually partied with the man himself in the 70s (of course when Mick Jagger brought him by her apartment). So when she taps into a Seventies glam rock vibe, it's first-hand experience. ; Photo: Imaxtree
Tommy Hilfiger Spring 2015
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Tommy Hilfiger Spring 2015
In a collection that cribbed liberally from the pantheon of British rock royalty, Tommy Hilfiger added in sparkling booties and a teeny tiny boyish onesie. ; Photo: Imaxtree
Jean Paul Gaultier Spring 2013
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Jean Paul Gaultier Spring 2013
Jean Paul Gaultier's runway was a who's who of pop icons and smack dab in the middle was the spiky ginger Ziggy in a bold one-legged wonder.
Miu Miu Fall 2012
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Miu Miu Fall 2012
Miuccia Prada's slick silk suits, printed blouses and ties recalled — if not exactly literally — the turquoise, tight bespoke costume from "Life on Mars". ; Photo: Imaxtree
Dior Couture Spring 2015
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Dior Couture Spring 2015
Not even the rarified runways of the Couture were immune to Seventies swirls via one of the Starman's fans, Raf Simons. ; Photo: Getty
Balmain Fall 2011
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Balmain Fall 2011
The spangles, glitter and attitude of Christophe Decarnin's runway all screamed rock, but it was the lightning bolt jumpsuit that was pure Ziggy Stardust. ; Photo: Getty
Givenchy Spring 2010
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Givenchy Spring 2010
Riccardo Tisci's graphic black and white jackets recall the famous one crafted for Bowie by pal Freddie Burretti. ; Photo: Getty
Gucci Fall 2006
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Gucci Fall 2006
Former Gucci designer Frida Giannini was vocal about her Bowie respect. Witness her Fall 2006 Gucci runway, from the white suits paying homage to the Thin White Duke and bug-eye sunglass and velvet ensembles from Seventies-era Bowie to all those golden lamé looks. ; Photo: AP
Amani Prive Fall 2007
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Amani Prive Fall 2007
Even the king of cool Giorigio Armani dipped into the glittering garb of Ziggy, adding bedazzled fedoras and booties to Armani Prive's Fall 2007 look. ; Photo: Getty
Chloe Pre-Fall 2015
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Chloe Pre-Fall 2015
Claire Waight Keller blended Bowie's glam rock poet with Kate Bush's bohemian babe in a lush, evocative line-up. ; Photo: Chloe