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June 24, 2016

Deconstructed Silhouettes Take Over the Maison Margiela Spring 2017 Runway

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Photos Credit: Maison Margiela

You have to admire the Maison Margiela man. Even when faced with conceptual designs and deconstructed silhouettes, he’s still able to put together a winning outfit. At this morning’s

Maison Margiela Spring 2017 Menswear show
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, models walked the runway to the folksy crooning of Leonard Cohen’s

Last Year Man

, dressed in a series of loosely tailored shirts, slacks and shirts. The collection was casual and carefree, an aesthetic reinforced by the slouchy silhouettes, oversized pieces, and messy details like bits of rope that doubled as a belt, haphazardly buttoned cardigans, and inside-out sweaters.

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