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Alexander McQueen: 'American Express Black Show' (2004)
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The ultimate expression of 1976 opulence: a room where the TV actually turns on and the air conditioning doesn't sound like a jet engine taking off. George here is experiencing a level of "Amazing" that modern travelers usually reserve for free high-speed Wi-Fi or a room that doesn't smell like a damp basement. Between the psychedelic purple upholstery and a necktie wide enough to serve as a secondary blanket, it’s a miracle he can focus on his insurance brochures at all. This is the era when "no surprises" meant you wouldn't find a stray avocado-colored rotary phone in your bathtub.
Sourced from the September 1976 National Geographic magazine.