Draped Shirt Dress Ballerinas Maison Margiela’s signature Four stitches

Maison Margiela’s signature Four stitches appear at the back

The Tabi split-toe is inspired by the traditional 15th century Japanese sock bearing the same name – launched for the Maison’s debut collection in 1989

this cotton caban applies gestural cutting—a technique shaped by instinctive

which are left rough-cut to reveal fraying fabric at the slashes on the thighs

a single white stitch marks the Maison’s signature

Draped Shirt Dress Ballerinas Maison Margiela’s signature Four stitchesDefined by a sculpted twist at the front, this shirt dress introduces movement through asymmetric draping. The construction shapes the body, balancing softness with structure, while a tie fastening at the back allows the silhouette to remain fluid. At the back, the Maisons signature four stitches appear; the opposite of a label.