Maison Martin Margiela 2010 Spring/Summer triple-layer folded fly front shirt

We are pleased to present a conceptual masterpiece from Maison Martin Margiela, a brand that continues to challenge existing concepts, is loved by people of all ages and genders, and has been at the forefront of fashion since its founding.

This exquisite shirt from Maison Martin Margiela's 2010 Spring/Summer season features a pale, milky ivory that catches the light with a matte, paper-like quality, and the quiet appearance of the double-breasted front brings out the beauty of the white space.

This season's theme was "Volume and Texture," and the collection incorporated the textures of paper and synthetic foil, reinterpreting volume through structures added to the front of garments and flowing additions.It has been recorded as a turning point, when the design team's spirit of inquiry came to the forefront, even though there was no word on the founder's future.

As if to bring this great trend into everyday life, this piece transfers the interpretation of "paper = white space" to the matte finish of ivory and the three-layered fold-over front, and the flatness of the front, free from decoration, is a design that speaks of perfection in the control of volume and surface design.

The collar is a slightly shortened long point that creates linear shadows around the neck, making the face look neater, the cuffs are square and not too sharp, giving the hand movements a neat and tidy look, and the folds on the inside of the placket overlap at an even width, creating a quiet rhythm like folding a piece of paper.

The back of the bag is softly lined with Margiela's signature cord, which is left with only four white threads, and the idea of ​​anonymizing the brand name is reflected in the design itself, giving it an intelligence unique to this period.

The high-density woven, thin fabric keeps the outside dry and the inside comfortable against the skin, creating vertical lines that hang straight down from the body, which, combined with the fly front, complete the look with just "lines and surfaces," adding a quiet sense of tension to your wardrobe without being affected by the trends of the day. Furthermore, the modest gathers under the yoke help with shoulder blade movement, and the design prevents the back from collapsing even after prolonged wear, a testament to Margiela's minimalist yet functional approach.

As for styling, tuck it into high-waisted slacks and wear it over a peak lapel tailored jacket, and the "blank side" of the fly will stand out quietly at the back of the V-zone, creating a beautifully elegant and modern impression. Alternatively, wear it as an inner layer under a long coat and add a delicate chain to the open chest area, creating a look that transcends gender and creates a quiet strength.

Please take this opportunity.