Coming off a more conceptual spring, which was inspired by two people embracing, pre-fall proved more approachable and straightforward for Maison Margiela’s secondary line. In fact, the collection notes cited “familiarity, security and a prioritization of items that are relatable” as some of its themes. The result was a lineup of comfort clothing. Starting with the shirts — their never-ending appeal showed up in oversize proportions and extra-long sleeves; the trench — a great silky, maxi-length number in a deep sienna tone; the denim — again in voluminous proportions and unexpected renderings; the sweatshirts — versatile enough to turn into backpacks (easier said than done but nevertheless possible). Overall, elevated and rethought classics for “difficult times.” Makes sense.
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