Maison Martin Margiela Fall/Winter 2015 Menswear Collection Embraces 70s Glam

The Fashionisto

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Published January 23, 2015

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Updated March 29, 2015

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Offering up an eclectic offering for its fall-winter 2015 menswear collection, Maison Martin Margiela delivered colorful fashions that blended strong tailoring with 1970s glam references. High-waisted trousers were loose and slouchy, while knitwear delivered muted abstract patterns with pops of color. Leather jackets and coats added a cool dimension to the lineup, which also dabbled with glittery knitwear and more print pieces.


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