See how each of the house's new fragrance embody the savage creativity of Alexander McQueen. 

Alexander McQueen&rsquo;s career took off right out of the gate. From his graduating collection from Central Saint Martins titled Jack the Ripper Stalks his Victims (which fashion legend Isabella Blow immediately and entirely acquired), McQueen quickly went on to become one of the most influential designers who ever lived.

His influence went beyond the world of tailoring and design; McQueen&rsquo;s first perfume, Kingdom, launched in 2003 and was a prayer answered for his biggest fans. Two years later came My Queen, a scent that was eventually discontinued.

Since taking over the brand after McQueen&rsquo;s death at only 40 years old, designer Sarah Burton has had her hand at several fragrances. The first was released after his death, was simply called McQueen, and was an immediate hit. The black bottle with gold gilded feathers on top was the first new scent in a decade.

The brand recently released several new fragrances, all of which are as different from each other&nbsp;and uniquely their own as the many collections McQueen designed.

We took a look back at the designer&#39;s most iconic collections, pairing each of them with a scent that best represents them. After all, who wouldn&#39;t want to be completely submerged in McQueen&#39;s world of creative genius?&nbsp;

DARK PAPYRUS

Highland Rape, Fall 1995

CELTIC ROSE&nbsp;

La Poup&eacute;e, Spring 1997 Ready-to-Wear&nbsp;

AMBER GARDEN&nbsp;

It&#39;s a Jungle Out There, Fall 1997

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Staying true to his fondness of monstrous characters, McQueen&#39;s Fall &#39;97 collection was based on&nbsp;H.G. Wells&rsquo;s novel&nbsp;The Island of Dr. Moreau. The story is about a mad scientist on a remote island who creates hybrid species made of humans and animals. In this show, McQueen sent out his beastly models in stitched up animal skins and wild lion manes.&nbsp;

BLAZING LILY&nbsp;

Joan, Fall&nbsp;1998 Ready-to-Wear&nbsp;

SACRED OSMANTHUS&nbsp;

Voss, Spring&nbsp;2001 Ready-to-Wear&nbsp;

VETIVER MOSS

Merry Go Round, Fall 2001 Ready-to-Wear&nbsp;

LUMINOUS ORCHID&nbsp;

Lucious Lips, Fall 2009

EVERLASTING DREAM&nbsp;&nbsp;

Plato&#39;s Atlantis, Spring 2010 Ready-to-Wear&nbsp;

Each fragrance is available now. Visit&nbsp;<a href="https://www.alexandermcqueen.com/us/alexandermcqueen/online/women/fragrances" target="_blank">Alexander McQueen</a>&nbsp;to get yours.

We paired new Alexander Mcqueen fragrances with its most iconic shows

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