The Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty exhibition is one of the most extraordinary, creative exhibitions I have ever been to. With the rooms having little light and the sound of theatrical music being played in the background, the exhibition portrayed a mysterious atmosphere. The exhibition was a timeline of Alexander McQueen's life and was organised in order of years, showcasing each particular collection he created. One room showcased all of his heritage, tartan pieces, whereas another room showcased all his Romanticism pieces. My favourite room was the last room of the exhibition where the room contained hundreds of glass boxes containing collaborated work from Philip Treacey, Givenchy and other designers. The room also contained televisions of past catwalks from Alexander McQueen and mannequins that gracefully rotated in the air like a doll in a trinket box.