In the void / Margiela Exhibition

An exhibition by Parodi Costume Collection x Byronesque presenting Margiela’s suspenseful and absent image in a unique, unconventional fashion display.

In the centre of Miami’s thriving art scene, an unconventional exhibition has rewritten the conventional norms of fashion curation. “MARGIELA: IN THE VOID,” on display at The Parodi Costume Collection’s exhibition features a selection of archive pieces that discover the idea of voids in the designer’s creations. This exhibition, co-curated with Byronesque, celebrates Martin Margiela’s iconic invisibility by intentionally working with disorderly arrangements and incomplete exhibits to present a new perspective on his legacy.

Maison Martin Margiela jacket with elongated collar, A/W 2005
Down comforter duvet coat and cover, A/W 1999
Maison Martin Margiela broken heels, oversized to Italian size 74, S/S 2000
left Salvation army dress, A/W 1992, right Maison Martin Margiela upcycled prom dress top, S/S 1994, worn with solar clock ring necklace S/S 1991
Maison Martin Margiela semi couture Stockman jacket and selvage tailor’s fabric skirt, A/W 1997
Trompe L’oeil Semi Couture skirt and shoulder pads, S/S 1999
Maison Martin Margiela upscaled and oversized Jeans, A/W 2000

In the void / Margiela Exhibition

Credits:

Photography: David Gary Lloyd / @davidgarylloyd
Location:  Parodi Costume Collection / @parodicostumecollection
Co-curator: Byronesque / @byronesquevintage
Words: Jyothsana Selvam / @jyothsanaaa

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