Maison Martin Margiela

Spring-Summer 2014 – Re-imagining and re-designing what we’ve come to think of as the ‘avant garde’ this season was Maison Martin Margiela.

Margiela’s collection embodied a diverse and exciting colour palette making his use of colour far more extravagant than any other designer’s we’ve seen so far this season.

Using a broad range of vintage fabrics Margiela created a range that embodied mis-match prints, daring patterns and elaborate shapes. In this imaginative and quirky collection wacky 60s patterns met 70s florals and clashed with kaleidoscope prints.

Memorable items within the collection included a tattoo print top, a full length coat made up of different panels of vintage fabric, a mini dress completely decked out in sequins and a pair of box shaped tassel cuffs.

With an array of prints and colours bursting on to the catwalk through a series of unusual designs, Maison Martin Margiela’s Haute Couture collection stood out as the most unique and imaginative this season.

 

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Written by Orla Wallis

Currently in her final year at De Montfort University studying Journalism and Film. With a lifelong love affair with both fashion and the written word, Orla will move to London after she graduates and become a successful fashion journalist


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