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Mara Hoffman wearing tabis at the end of her show for the SS16 collection.
Maison Margiela retrospective exhibition in 798 Da Shan Zi, Beijing in the summer of 2008.
The exhibition, located in an abandoned factory district that was taken over by contemporary artists in the mid-Nineties, contains dressed life-size photo boards of models, a car draped with a trompe d'oeil printed sheet and a vintage wedding dress torn apart and reassembled into a sexy strapless gown.
FW07 Maison Margiela Square Cut Blazer Jacket worn by Carine Roitfeld.
Kanye West's 2016 Maison Margiela spam (100 photos).
Maison Martin Margiela: Leather Punk Spike Tabi Boots, spring/summer 2020
from Martin Margiela: In His Own Words (2019) directed by Reiner Holzemer.
Martin Margiela, late 90's Spiderweb shawl by Miss Deanna
Martin Margiela with Miss Deanna (Deanna Ferretti Veroni). Margiela arrived to meet Deanna with a dream: to create a sweater that could stand on its own, inspiring a revolutionary collection of garments that preserved shapes and spaces for the bust, elbows, and hips over time. The journey included bold experiments, like baking a garment in a high-temperature furnace to achieve a sculptural form. The goal wasn’t to oppose the ever-changing nature of knitwear, which constantly adapts, but rather to showcase its flexibility, creating a garment that shaped the body instead of being shaped by it.
Martin Margiela Presentation (1994)
Pictures were taken during the Maison Martin Margiela's their performance for the ‘Mode & Kunst 1960-1990’ exhibition at the Palace of Fine Arts in Brussels, 1995 follow on Instagram for more
Looks from the Maison Martin Margiela AW2000 collection. For this collection, the house molded the garments to an Italian size 74 and 78 dress form, which gave an heavily oversized look. The XXL look was Martin's fixation during the year 2000. follow on Instagram for more
pat mcgrath for maison margiela couture ss24