Martin Margiela autumn / winter 1998-99

Three people are chosen to each represent their professional discipline in presenting their vision on the collection: New York based photographer Mark Borthwick, London based stylist Jane How and Paris based writer Sydney Picasso. Mark Borthwick’s project included the projection of a video in two parts shot in New York in early March 1998 and a book entitled ‘2000-1’. The video features a verbal interaction between three women wearing garments of the collection. The book features photographs taken during the shooting of the video and is published in the autumn of 1998. For Jane How’s project fifteen life-size puppets are each dressed in an outfit of the collection styled by Jane. Two professional puppeteers manipulate each puppet, specially made in UK. Sydney Picasso decided to produce a white cotton ribbon, on which a continuous text is printed, as well as a pamphlet entitled ‘Endless Threads’. The tract is distributed and the ribbon is tied to everyone’s wrist as they enter the space. Thirty members of the Maison Martin Margiela staff, in blouses blanches (white coats) serve red wine to the crowed while the three visions on the collection are being expressed. A soundtrack by Mark Borthwick plays loudly.

I reached the point where don't shit matter to me nigga.

Isa Ora SS14

Tbh I thought it was Ferg at first..

Big Boss Fredo..He Out Here Winning Oscars

I AINT GOT NO WORRIES BRUH BRUH

A very close look at Anna Wintour’s impeccable snakeskin Calvin Klein ensemble from tonight. 

Essentially...

Making friends

Stranger: So what are you into?

Me: I'm interested in fashion.

Stranger: Really? Me, too! I just bought this cute top from

Me (interrupts): No, you don't understand.

Show up at ur function in my leather pants and nikes