Margiela Runway History - Spring 1995

Maison Martin Margiela runway show during Paris Fashion Week Spring Summer 1995. We analyze every look in the collection to unpack the meaning behind the clothes of the most legendary Maison in modern history.
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[@BlissFoster]

The full episodes are only on Patreon. Link in description 💫💫

[@ShuchengCao]

This channel is my new drug. Not easy these days to find fashion channels that aren't basic bitches or trend slaves.

[@verderosa1887]

Always feel so inspired after watching one of your Margiela videos! Thank you

[@iamagod923]

i personally dont think that the show was put together in a month or so… i think that the work of the previous season was done with the time schedule of last paris fashion week fall time period & then this season was being worked on from then on. as much as i’d love for it to be a months work.. i dont think it is. that aside. great video bliss. keep up!

[@orthostic1933]

happy to have you back, great vid and CRAZY show

[@guillempalacios2067]

You brought a tear to my eye at the end there bliss. Thank you

[@ethanbull3137]

Loved the comments at the end bliss, very heartwarming

[@anthonyabdo8487]

Love the magiela series keep it up bliss

[@user-ob9zo9cr4c]

huge respect to Bliss for doing all these reviews, etc so many infos, etc. keep going Bliss,

[@butanepenners2633]

cool video bliss!

[@WhateverWorksDoll]

awww, I really love this

[@michaelreid3441]

I am READYYY

[@jay-deef1764]

To put a collection together in 4 weeks is crazy 😮😮

[@balenciagacarseat8859]

Keep it up! Consistency will carry you far

[@easyyeye]

Me and the bro watchin bliss in the hotbox

[@jshua8673]

Finally 😅 ive been pressing you fo the longest broo 😂😂

[@thatsjin]

your skin is glowing

[@SpraggieEdits]

love you bliss, glad to have you back

[@imfromcolorado]

Ending was beautiful:’) also i need an ID on those pants

[@sakuragi9607]

Margiela is fucking amazing

[@addy.mp3109]

Beautiful ending

[@erikd9882]

YESSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!

[@maximzhelobodko8637]

9:14 - Look at the whiskers of this guy. That’s definitely Martin!

[@tycovey5760]

Let’s gooooooo

[@yourfashionarchive427]

LETSGOOOO

[@liohobo]

Letss goooooo

[@jamesissberner7681]

Interesting point, in the early 1980s john Galliano did a similar thing to the men's shirt dress thing. He used a jumper and turned it into a dress, it was worn pretty much like a jumper but much lower, so the head hole was around the waist and the exess sleeves used as a cool bow at the back or just left to hang. He discovered the idea by simply putting on a jumper like a dress lol except I think he used corduroy for his final designs and it was pretty cool. It just reminded me of this shirt dress thing at 9.30 as it could be worn In the exact same way and looked very similar in a good way.

[@blackwornwhite134]

hello

[@cjgem80]

There is an Italian designer, Averardo Bessi, who has been around since 1959 yet i cannot locate a single runway show for this successful design house. Any way you can dig up info on why this is?

[@BlissFoster]

Runway shows from that era are not very well documented. The company themselves might still have old images for internal purposes, but I couldn’t find anything either. It’s really unfortunate, there’s a lot of designers from before the 90s that were doing excellent work but there’s very little documentation 😞

[@cjgem80]

@@BlissFoster intersting! thank you for checking

[@user-ob9zo9cr4c]

Japan

[@so3518]

When did Martin Margiela started doing menswear?

[@euronysus8453]

I like your cut g (smacks Martin on head)

[@ianbrundige9069]

As someome who considers myself to be creative these videos make me feel sorta hopeless like everything to created has already been created

[@arvinmarjouei2993]

Create just for the sake of just creating dont think about if someone has done it you shouldn’t do it yourself

[@ianbrundige9069]

@@arvinmarjouei2993 i knoow. Just let me feel depressed for a sec

[@kashkarti6]

nobody has lived the life you have or experienced the things you have. ur 1/1. ur perspective is only urs. create from that.

[@louisgardner5580]

You look really cute in thiis video bliss nice bone structure

[@JockStud]

You spitting bars

[@Serving50blessings]

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[@sofiasomething]

the only thing about MMM that i’m kinda 🥴 so far is because I still haven’t seen any black models

[@donovanstraw]

9:55 a black woman wearing the sweater bag

[@martincanart7418]

Yeh I feel like it's the first time I saw one

[@elgoblino9349]

im relatively new to the fashion scene, but it seems to me margiela isnt special for the garments he produced, rather his progressiveness in pushing the concept of couture and runway shows. It looks like he expresses his artistic vision through the runway, and not so much through the clothes. i know the youtube comment section is a bad place to ask, but id love if someone could link me to platforms dedicated to the discussion of high end, more avante-garde fashion

[@canadey97]

I would say Margiela is possibly one of the most avant garde designers of all time. Maybe avant garde isn’t what you’re looking for?

[@jo.hfb8]

Try some yohji yamamoto or old Alexander mcqueen

[@printidle6927]

If you want to look into how the clothes are being made or the designs behind them, Iris Van Herpen and her dressmaking is a good reference point, but like the first dude said Margiela Runways are about as avant-garde as it gets.

[@bodincastell1263]

People always say McQueen or Comme or Galliano etc. Obvious when these are now Big names pimping a memory. Try looking at John Flett, Romeo Gigli, Koji Tatsuno, Miguel Androver, Owen Gaster and Paul Harnden . Fascinating works that are creative and experimental, also the back story to the artists themselves is interesting.