Maison Margiela

Founded in 1988 by Belgian designer Martin Margiela, Maison Margiela reshaped fashion through anonymity, conceptual design, and a rejection of traditional luxury codes. From its Paris base, the house introduced a new language of clothing—one rooted in deconstruction, reinterpretation, and intellectual curiosity rather than spectacle.

Design Philosophy and Radical Codes
Maison Margiela is known for transforming familiar garments into something entirely new. Exposed seams, unfinished hems, reversed tailoring, and trompe-l’œil techniques challenge conventional ideas of construction and beauty. The brand’s four white stitches have become a quiet signature, symbolizing authorship without logos.

A Commitment to Craft and Longevity
While concept-driven, Maison Margiela places deep importance on craftsmanship and material integrity. Collections emphasize thoughtful construction, artisanal techniques, and pieces designed to endure beyond trends—positioning responsibility through durability and intentional design.

Icons That Redefined Fashion
From reworked tailoring to instantly recognizable footwear and sculptural accessories, Maison Margiela has produced some of the most influential silhouettes in fashion history. These designs continue to shape how modern wardrobes approach form, function, and identity.

What to Discover at ELLIS ROSCH
At ELLIS ROSCH, explore a curated selection of Maison Margiela ready-to-wear, footwear, and accessories. Each piece reflects the house’s intellectual edge and uncompromising vision—fashion as concept, craftsmanship, and cultural statement.