Seán McGirr departs Alexander McQueen after leading London-based fashion house
Seán McGirr is leaving his role as creative director at Alexander McQueen following the presentation of his final Spring/Summer 2027 collection in London.
McGirr's tenure and final collection
The designer served three years as creative director before departing. His last offering was the Spring/Summer 2027 collection presented in London. This show marked the end of his time leading the British fashion house.
Career path and previous roles
Born in Dublin in 1988, McGirr studied at Central Saint Martins. He previously worked at Dries Van Noten, Uniqlo, and Burberry. Before joining McQueen, he served as head of ready-to-wear at JW Anderson.
Succession following Sarah Burton
McGirr was appointed successor to Sarah Burton after she moved to Givenchy. He took over the role during a brief but pivotal era for the brand. His appointment followed Burton's 13-year tenure which began after Lee McQueen died in 2010.
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