Maison Margiela SS24
- iriwkis
- Oct 19, 2023
- 1 min read
Beneath the fashion battlefield this season, it's a showdown: creativity vs. commerciality. Picture this—Galliano's Maison Margiela models storm in, heads down, wearing a fiercely imaginative collection studded with wearable gems.
The coed spectacle kicks off with dramatic black coats and suits, models clutching volumes, and deconstructed collars setting the stage. Galliano's essay unfolds, breaking down 21st-century high fashion with ball gowns, haute couture, hourglass silhouettes, and wildly eccentric '50s hats.
Galliano's spell weaves a genius tapestry, drawing from a lifetime's fashion fluency and rule-breaking energy. Vintage garments become a canvas—bodices, linings, and petticoats chopped, turned, and cobbled with a zinging color sense. Trash bags, laminated plastic, and chic lampshade hats made of wire add to the mayhem projected by young models with a perfectly rehearsed forward-lunging attitude—'50s couture mannequins gone rogue.
In the chaos lies the proof—beauty crafted from trash, remnants, skill, and imagination. Galliano, a standard-bearer for creativity, inspires the adoring young generations. But when the dust settles, he's not just about inspiration; he delivers the most desirable coats, tailored jackets, trenches, and duffle coats around. Fashion mayhem, Galliano style—where trash transforms into treasure, and rebellion meets runway.
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