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Maison Margiela Artisanal Fall 2025 Couture: Dark, Daring and DIY
PARIS, JUL 08 – Glenn Martens presents Maison Margiela’s first couture collection since becoming creative director, focusing on hand-crafted, atelier-made fashion rooted in the house’s heritage.
- Glenn Martens, the third creative director of Maison Margiela, debuted his first Artisanal collection on July 9, 2025, in Paris at Le Centquatre.
- He succeeded John Galliano, who led the house from October 2014 until December 11, 2024, inheriting a legacy of craftsmanship and avant-garde design.
- Martens' debut revived Margiela's origins with enveloping masks recalling the 1989 spring show and incorporated repurposed materials like vintage leather and costume jewelry.
- Martens emphasized that the foundation of his work lies in the garment’s quality and self-expression, aiming to introduce a new kind of luxuriousness, while Renzo Rosso commended his contemporary interpretation of the brand’s heritage.
- This collection, offered for sale and supported by industry figures, marked a pivotal moment suggesting Margiela's continued evolution through craftsmanship and innovation.
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Glenn Martens Makes a Bold Entrance at Maison Margiela Couture Fall 2025
Courtesy of Maison Margiela“I knew he was the right guy to give a new step to Margiela,” said Renzo Rosso of Glenn Martens’s Maison Margiela Artisanal debut. Rosso is the founder of OTB, the parent company of myriad brands including Margiela and Diesel, the latter of which Martens has helmed since 2020. And, standing in a balloon field at the show’s after-party, he said that he’s delighted with his choice to install Martens as John Galliano’s su…
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