June 14, 2017 Margiela, The Hermes Years 1/9 View Slideshow During a time where conforming to trends was the norm and clothing was about standing out rather than being conducted with a subtle hand, it was Martin Margiela who stood as the alternative. This “pioneer of deconstruction” had a tenure at the helm of the fashion house of Hermes that span from 1997 – 2003, a period of evolution for both designer and luxury house all of which is celebrated within the pages of Margiela, The Hermes Years. Exclusive interviews, never-before-seen images and input from Martin Margiela himself, the book exudes a love not just for the designer himself but a deep appreciation for the craftsmanship and body of work that has culminated throughout his career. The book also accompanies an exhibition at the Antwerp Fashion museum which is open to the public until August 27th. TweetEmail About the Author Jillian Magenheim Jillian Magenheim is the Editorial Director and Director of Partnerships for OliviaPalermo.com. She is also a digital media consultant for various fashion and beauty brands. You can follow her thoughts on Twitter @Magenhaz and on Instagram @jillianrose_m Website Twitter Previous articleTech Must Have: CSEED 262 Next articleInterior Design Instagrams to Follow You may also like April 11, 2018 Accessories Spotlight: Rosantica April 10, 2018 Resort Must-Have: Mercedes Salazar April 9, 2018 Culture: “Fashioned From Nature” March 28, 2018 Snapped: #HowDoYouArt
GIAMBATTISTA VALLI FALL 2014 HAUTE COUTURE At the year’s most overstated fashion week, Paris Couture Week, Giambattista Valli presents a collection that is progressively chic and possibly more wearable than…