Much of Alexander McQueen's 16-million pound ($26 million)
estate will go to his Sarabande charity, according to documents made
public Tuesday. The renowned fashion designer killed himself in
February 2010, following closely on his mother's death.
McQueen said in his will that he hoped Sarabande would support scholarships at the Central St. Martins College of Art and Design, which he attended.
Other beneficiaries named in his will include his three sisters and two brothers, each receiving 250,000 pounds. Two household staff members, McQueen's godson and all of his nieces and nephews were provided 50,000 pounds each.
Care for the British designer's dogs after his death has been covered by 50,000 pounds from the estate.
Finally, two animal charities, the London Buddhist Center and a health advocacy trust were given 100,000 pounds each.
Source : www.npr.org
McQueen said in his will that he hoped Sarabande would support scholarships at the Central St. Martins College of Art and Design, which he attended.
Other beneficiaries named in his will include his three sisters and two brothers, each receiving 250,000 pounds. Two household staff members, McQueen's godson and all of his nieces and nephews were provided 50,000 pounds each.
Care for the British designer's dogs after his death has been covered by 50,000 pounds from the estate.
Finally, two animal charities, the London Buddhist Center and a health advocacy trust were given 100,000 pounds each.Source : www.npr.org
