Maison Margiela

Seemingly conceived of as a reaction to the glossy aesthetics of the decade, Maison Margiela arrived on the scene in 1988 with a plan to reinvent sartorial elegance by subverting it with avant-garde influences. Known for pushing the boundaries of haute couture through elements of deconstruction, androgyny and a deliberate penchant for raw, unfinished aesthetics, the Parisian label not only challenged fashion norms, but social ones too. Remaining true to House codes under John Galliano’s creative direction, explore the edit to see unconventional silhouettes topped with iconic monikers, Replica sneakers and the label’s famous Tabi toe footwear in a variety of styles.