Recycling Becomes Dramatic With John Galliano’s Presentation
In a world where fashion does not revolve around fantasy characters, John Galliano keeps the fantasy charm intact with his Spring 2024 collection at Maison Margiela. His collection shows the world how recycling can be the most dramatic.
At large, self-indulgence looks like a thing of the past. But John Galliano’s work at Maison Margiela captures the world of a Charles Dickens series. What else makes John Galliano’s collection more interesting?
Well, his Spring 2024 collection at Maison Margiela stands out because he takes dramatic inspiration and elements from the past and presents them with the most modern twists. He also makes an attempt to stay true to the theme of sustainability in the materials used for clothing.
Overall, he creates an experience that addresses the prominent concerns of the fashion world today. However, he does not compromise the aesthetics, and each offering in his collection is easy to wear.
As I explored through his collection, many outfits drew my attention.
The first one to come to my notice was the bustle structure of a skirt, and the same was made with duct tape. Also, the veiled tulle bags were a big highlight of the presentation.
You may argue about the compromised aristo in the presentation. But you can never deny how these creations make an epoch with their edgy charm. If you know fashion and how to address the practical concerns of today, you will see them as examples of brilliant upcycling.
Talking about this John collection, I must mention the woolen trousers which got shortened at the knees. Galliano rolled up the hems of those trousers to create a flounce. Thus, these pants became a fusion of old world and contemporary fashion.
John Galliano brought another twist by detaching stiff white collars from the shirts. These collars worked as scarves. Dresses, tops, and skirts also had an unforgettable story to tell with the right pinch of upcycling.
If you follow the fashion, this collection will make you happy.
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