"Maison Martin Margiela" 2014 asymmetrical cotton knit cardigan

Shows signs of use, with small stains.

From Maison Martin Margiela, which has elevated clothing as a daily necessity to a quiet philosophy, we introduce an asymmetrical design piece that carries the atmosphere of the night before the renaming.

This masterpiece is based on a thin cotton knit, establishing structural irregularities as a sign of elegance.

First catching the eye is the deep V-neck and the button line at the front, and because of its clean, pared-down face, the beauty of negative space stands out.

Moreover, the large patch pocket placed only on one side of the hem serves a practical purpose while intentionally shifting the visual focus, leaving a distinct sense of discomfort within minimalism.

Furthermore, side slits at the hem cause the fabric to sway with movement, and the moment when the balance is disrupted becomes a part of the design.

Additionally, the slit area has a button fastening detail, allowing the opening to be adjusted, and depending on how it is worn, the impression of the form can change, which is also attractive.

On the back, there is a label mark sewn with white thread at each corner, quietly demonstrating Margiela's aesthetic of combining anonymity and symbolism, not as decoration but as a trace of sewing.

The calendar tag features numbers from 0 to 23, with a circled 1, indicating it is a piece from the women's line, and it is designed to be chosen based on silhouette and air rather than gender categories.

Moreover, elements that guarantee the authenticity of the era are in place, with a clear print of 2014 01 on the inner tag, indicating it is from the spring-summer season of 2014.

Furthermore, since the brand notation is Maison Martin Margiela PARIS, it cannot be ruled out that this piece is from after the renaming to Maison Margiela in 2015, and the notation by the domestic authorized dealer, Staff International Japan, also strongly supports this specific period.

Because it was born during the final phase bearing the name Martin and during a period when the creative director was absent, it possesses a density that speaks of the brand's philosophy without ambiguity about the transitional era.

Not boasting value through flamboyance, but appealing to those who are attracted to wearing flaws and traces as beauty, making even everyday gestures look impeccable.

Styling-wise, pairing it casually with neat slacks or minimalistic long skirts will highlight the asymmetrical movement, landing in a quiet mode.

Additionally, by hiding a shirt or a thin top as an inner layer and leaving a few buttons open to create depth in layering, you can wear the anonymity characteristic of Margiela with elegant gender neutrality.

Please take this opportunity.