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Vintage Martin Margiela Artisanal Fw 1993 Deconstructed Dress Made of Recycle 40s Dress Size L One Is On The Met Collection by Martin Margiela
Vintage Martin Margiela Artisanal Fw 1993 Deconstructed Dress Made of Recycle 40s Dress Size L One Is On The Met Collection by Martin Margiela
In AS IS condition
this dress was made from found dresses and the condition is part of the design
made of 40s rayon dresses for the FW 1993 Martin Margiela fall collection
one of the dresses is on the met Collection
size large, oversized, narrow shoulders, asymmetrical
rayon
made in France (I supposed?)
Measures:
16" shoulder to shoulder seam
21" pit to pit
20" across on the waist
25" across the hips
It's 51 to 59" long
from the Met website:
Created by hand from found materials, this dress was made for the Artisanal line of the Maison Martin Margiela, which combines the craftsmanship of the "petites mains" in haute couture ateliers with found, repurposed materials, upending notions of ‘high’ and ‘low’ in fashion. In this case, a dress for the fall/winter 1993–94 collection is made from a patchwork of four 1940s floral dresses sourced by the designer at the flea market. Its materiality (silk crepe) testifies of the rationing and utility fashions of the decade tainted by the Second World War, which nevertheless allowed women more sartorial freedom. The arrival of the New Look in 1947 brought back lush and luxurious materials but also restricted women's freedom of movement through a corseted waist. Illustrating the Benjaminian concept of the "Tigersprung," fashion's leap into the past to create an ever-changing present, this object folds together two different eras, the 1940s and the 1990s, and comments on the tradition of haute couture as well as the relationship between fashion and women's place in society.
this dress was made from found dresses and the condition is part of the design
made of 40s rayon dresses for the FW 1993 Martin Margiela fall collection
one of the dresses is on the met Collection
size large, oversized, narrow shoulders, asymmetrical
rayon
made in France (I supposed?)
Measures:
16" shoulder to shoulder seam
21" pit to pit
20" across on the waist
25" across the hips
It's 51 to 59" long
from the Met website:
Created by hand from found materials, this dress was made for the Artisanal line of the Maison Martin Margiela, which combines the craftsmanship of the "petites mains" in haute couture ateliers with found, repurposed materials, upending notions of ‘high’ and ‘low’ in fashion. In this case, a dress for the fall/winter 1993–94 collection is made from a patchwork of four 1940s floral dresses sourced by the designer at the flea market. Its materiality (silk crepe) testifies of the rationing and utility fashions of the decade tainted by the Second World War, which nevertheless allowed women more sartorial freedom. The arrival of the New Look in 1947 brought back lush and luxurious materials but also restricted women's freedom of movement through a corseted waist. Illustrating the Benjaminian concept of the "Tigersprung," fashion's leap into the past to create an ever-changing present, this object folds together two different eras, the 1940s and the 1990s, and comments on the tradition of haute couture as well as the relationship between fashion and women's place in society.
$2,275.00
Original: $6,500.00
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Vintage Martin Margiela Artisanal Fw 1993 Deconstructed Dress Made of Recycle 40s Dress Size L One Is On The Met Collection by Martin Margiela
In AS IS condition
this dress was made from found dresses and the condition is part of the design
made of 40s rayon dresses for the FW 1993 Martin Margiela fall collection
one of the dresses is on the met Collection
size large, oversized, narrow shoulders, asymmetrical
rayon
made in France (I supposed?)
Measures:
16" shoulder to shoulder seam
21" pit to pit
20" across on the waist
25" across the hips
It's 51 to 59" long
from the Met website:
Created by hand from found materials, this dress was made for the Artisanal line of the Maison Martin Margiela, which combines the craftsmanship of the "petites mains" in haute couture ateliers with found, repurposed materials, upending notions of ‘high’ and ‘low’ in fashion. In this case, a dress for the fall/winter 1993–94 collection is made from a patchwork of four 1940s floral dresses sourced by the designer at the flea market. Its materiality (silk crepe) testifies of the rationing and utility fashions of the decade tainted by the Second World War, which nevertheless allowed women more sartorial freedom. The arrival of the New Look in 1947 brought back lush and luxurious materials but also restricted women's freedom of movement through a corseted waist. Illustrating the Benjaminian concept of the "Tigersprung," fashion's leap into the past to create an ever-changing present, this object folds together two different eras, the 1940s and the 1990s, and comments on the tradition of haute couture as well as the relationship between fashion and women's place in society.
this dress was made from found dresses and the condition is part of the design
made of 40s rayon dresses for the FW 1993 Martin Margiela fall collection
one of the dresses is on the met Collection
size large, oversized, narrow shoulders, asymmetrical
rayon
made in France (I supposed?)
Measures:
16" shoulder to shoulder seam
21" pit to pit
20" across on the waist
25" across the hips
It's 51 to 59" long
from the Met website:
Created by hand from found materials, this dress was made for the Artisanal line of the Maison Martin Margiela, which combines the craftsmanship of the "petites mains" in haute couture ateliers with found, repurposed materials, upending notions of ‘high’ and ‘low’ in fashion. In this case, a dress for the fall/winter 1993–94 collection is made from a patchwork of four 1940s floral dresses sourced by the designer at the flea market. Its materiality (silk crepe) testifies of the rationing and utility fashions of the decade tainted by the Second World War, which nevertheless allowed women more sartorial freedom. The arrival of the New Look in 1947 brought back lush and luxurious materials but also restricted women's freedom of movement through a corseted waist. Illustrating the Benjaminian concept of the "Tigersprung," fashion's leap into the past to create an ever-changing present, this object folds together two different eras, the 1940s and the 1990s, and comments on the tradition of haute couture as well as the relationship between fashion and women's place in society.
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In AS IS condition
this dress was made from found dresses and the condition is part of the design
made of 40s rayon dresses for the FW 1993 Martin Margiela fall collection
one of the dresses is on the met Collection
size large, oversized, narrow shoulders, asymmetrical
rayon
made in France (I supposed?)
Measures:
16" shoulder to shoulder seam
21" pit to pit
20" across on the waist
25" across the hips
It's 51 to 59" long
from the Met website:
Created by hand from found materials, this dress was made for the Artisanal line of the Maison Martin Margiela, which combines the craftsmanship of the "petites mains" in haute couture ateliers with found, repurposed materials, upending notions of ‘high’ and ‘low’ in fashion. In this case, a dress for the fall/winter 1993–94 collection is made from a patchwork of four 1940s floral dresses sourced by the designer at the flea market. Its materiality (silk crepe) testifies of the rationing and utility fashions of the decade tainted by the Second World War, which nevertheless allowed women more sartorial freedom. The arrival of the New Look in 1947 brought back lush and luxurious materials but also restricted women's freedom of movement through a corseted waist. Illustrating the Benjaminian concept of the "Tigersprung," fashion's leap into the past to create an ever-changing present, this object folds together two different eras, the 1940s and the 1990s, and comments on the tradition of haute couture as well as the relationship between fashion and women's place in society.
this dress was made from found dresses and the condition is part of the design
made of 40s rayon dresses for the FW 1993 Martin Margiela fall collection
one of the dresses is on the met Collection
size large, oversized, narrow shoulders, asymmetrical
rayon
made in France (I supposed?)
Measures:
16" shoulder to shoulder seam
21" pit to pit
20" across on the waist
25" across the hips
It's 51 to 59" long
from the Met website:
Created by hand from found materials, this dress was made for the Artisanal line of the Maison Martin Margiela, which combines the craftsmanship of the "petites mains" in haute couture ateliers with found, repurposed materials, upending notions of ‘high’ and ‘low’ in fashion. In this case, a dress for the fall/winter 1993–94 collection is made from a patchwork of four 1940s floral dresses sourced by the designer at the flea market. Its materiality (silk crepe) testifies of the rationing and utility fashions of the decade tainted by the Second World War, which nevertheless allowed women more sartorial freedom. The arrival of the New Look in 1947 brought back lush and luxurious materials but also restricted women's freedom of movement through a corseted waist. Illustrating the Benjaminian concept of the "Tigersprung," fashion's leap into the past to create an ever-changing present, this object folds together two different eras, the 1940s and the 1990s, and comments on the tradition of haute couture as well as the relationship between fashion and women's place in society.
