Deconstruction in Maison Martin Margiela’s Design

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Deconstruction, introduced by the French philosopher Jacques Derrida, originated in a revolutionary movement that was a reaction against boring and rigorous literary analysis in the mid-20th century (Spindler). It has influenced everything from modern art to architecture. Also, it dominated the world of fashion during the 1990’s. In fashion design, it was considered a backlash against high quality clothes, a paradigm of anti-fashion. Many fashion designers, Martin Margiela, Karl Lagerfeld and Dries van Noten, introduced elements related to deconstruction into their design, such as unfinished seams, intentional slashes, and asymmetrical cuts. Especially, Martin Margiela, a Belgian fashion designer, led the deconstructionist movement in the 1990’s and he is still showing many collections with deconstructive elements today. He has broken methods of conventional garment construction and has denied the canons of the body’s form, proportion, and silhouette that are expressed through clothes. Therefore, he has expressed deconstruction in his design by using various methods: exposure, recycling, destruction and reconstruction.

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