The Maison Margiela Multi-Zip Top, designed during Deanna Ferretti Veroni's era at the brand, exemplifies the experimental and deconstructed approach that Margiela is renowned for. Veroni, who contributed to the label’s designs in the early 2000s, pushed the boundaries of fashion by integrating conceptual ideas into wearable art.

This particular piece, made from a stretch material, is a striking example of Margiela's unconventional approach to silhouette and utility. The top features multiple asymmetrical zippers, a hallmark of the designer’s inclination to subvert traditional garment construction. The zippers are not merely functional; they are placed in such a way that they encourage transformation, offering the wearer the possibility of adjusting the fit or revealing varying layers of the garment beneath.

In line with Margiela's deconstructionist ethos, the Multi-Zip Top challenges conventional fashion norms, blurring the lines between function and art. It's a nod to the brand's avant-garde sensibilities—innovative, bold, and always forward-thinking.

PIT TO PIT - 48CM | LENGTH - 52CM

90% COTTON