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MM6 Maison Margiela
A plain white label printed with the numbers 0 to 23, one of them circled: that is how this line identifies itself, and it is the whole design argument in miniature. MM6 is the Maison Margiela line marked by the number 6, and where the main house attaches its label with four white stitches left visible at the corners, MM6 runs a line of white stitching straight across the top instead.
What follows is anonymity used as a style. Garments are cut with exaggerated volume and unfinished-looking detail, so shoulders drop, seams sit exposed, a shirt is reworked into a dress and tailoring is enlarged past its own proportions. Accessories carry the same thinking, above all the Japanese bag, a triangular tote whose shape comes from folding rather than seaming, on origami principles. It reads as ordinary clothing until you look at how it has been made.
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