SS08 Maison Martin Margiela Blank Tag Stripe Panel Pants Ann Demeulemeester Duck prints on duvets and

Duck prints on duvets and hunting pants served as nods to the British countryside synonymous with Anderson’s aesthetic

while another silhouette transformed into an MA 1 style jacket through similar manipulation

Silhouettes carried the same sense of experimentation

Suggesting that Slimane did not fully abandon the house’s heritage but instead integrated it through his own vocabulary

Leg Opening: 22cm

SS08 Maison Martin Margiela Blank Tag Stripe Panel Pants Ann Demeulemeester Duck prints on duvets andLabels are transient. The elusive and seemingly invisible Martin Margiela wanted his consumers to develop a genuine appreciation for his garments rather than be consumed by sigils. The signature four diagonal stitches affixed to his iconic banal white tags were deliberately loose, designed to be pulled off entirely. For years, his tags were justblank. This detail reflected the his personal ideology of anonymity. Margiela refused interviews, avoided