The collection explored themes of anonymity and fragmented identity through corsetry, thrifted fabrics, deconstructed silhouettes, and gothic baroque accessories. The overall aesthetic was one of romantic decay, balancing modern anxiety with a longing for liberation.
Critics and the public warmly welcomed the debut, recognizing Martens’ ability to innovate while honoring the maison’s DNA. A show that placed Margiela once again at the center of the creative conversation, reminding us why even today we can still fall in love with fashion.
In the meantime, we invite you to discover the Maison Margiela collection by John Galliano at our boutique in Sant’Anastasia and online at michelefranzesemoda.com.
