A true museum-grade artifact. A piece of legendary fashion history from the Fall/Winter 1999 Givenchy Haute Couture collection, meticulously engineered by Alexander McQueen during one of the most definitive and visually explosive periods of Lee’s life and creative career. The sweater cuts an immaculate profile, constructed from an ultra-lightweight mohair-and-nylon blend. It features a high neckline secured by a rear zipper closure and a tailored, slim silhouette balanced by signature elongated narrow sleeves—a testament to how McQueen seamlessly looked into the future, anticipating upcoming avant-garde design codes in every single garment. The absolute masterpiece highlight belongs to the dramatic, striking "mohawk" strip of genuine fox fur that runs down the entire frontal canvas of the piece. It possesses exceptional natural stretch, allowing it to contour flawlessly to the body and adapt effortlessly across a wide range of sizes. This represents an unbelievable rarity, standing as the very first specimen of this exact variation to ever surface on the global market. To put its historical significance into perspective, archive couture ensembles from this definitive era routinely command upwards of tens of thousands of dollars.