The most intriguing element in the Alexander McQueen Resort collection was the gleeful spirit of vandalism that spritzed a huge red cross across a tidy little jacquard coat. Letting go is something you crave from McQueen, and here was one signal instance of Sarah Burton doing that. Like so many of her London peers this season, she wove her Resortwear and her menswear together: The red, white, and black Kabuki-ness of the men's collection she showed in London came round again. So did the collage of classic patterns, like houndstooth and Prince of Wales check cut in a wide-legged pantsuit. And there was a definite Japanese undertow in the floral cutouts, like antique screens. Or maybe like Matisse.