Maison Martin Margiela Spring Summer 2015

Has Margiela taken ready-to-wear too seriously? We are used to expect a mask Kanye West and nobody else could wear from Maison Martin Margiela (even though it is made for the artisanal collection), but not something already catching the eye of clothing giants such as ZARA. The Maison Martin Marciela Spring Summer 2015 collection, has seemingly taken a radical turn into the mainstream pret-a-porter waters. Presented during Paris Fashion Week the collection features a slew of classic pieces, however the same are spiced-up with the Margiela touch.

The cuts are edgy and innovative, while the lines are strong and empowering. The striking wet-hair look only helped the impression, yet it somewhat distracted from the outfits. The camel is treated as one of the binding colours, set also for the inevitable sheer materials of the season. The prints give a new purpose to the granny-florals, summing it up to a new lever with daisies looking more fashionable than ever.

FIND MORE PARIS FASHION WEEK SHOWS.

Calling Margiela mainstream is not easy, even tho the house sold its design on the racks of H&M a few  years back. Yet with sisters labels such as Marni and Viktor & Rolf under the Diesel wrap, the innovative side of MMM is no doubt safe.

The reaction of the buyers is certainly yet to follow. Continue below to discover Margiela’s fresh take on the contemporary presented during the ongoing Paris fashion week: