Fashion designer Maison Martin Margiela has come up with some creative outfits for the Spring/Summer 2011 collection. The historic French design house has been designing women's clothing since 1988 and since then its lines have never lacked creativity or pizzazz.
The idea behind the Maison Martin Margiela Spring/Summer 2011 collection was the message of two-dimensionality. Maison Martin Margiela transformed the models in its runway show into paper dolls. The line includes dresses, pants and an assortment of one-of-a-kind outfits.
What makes the Maison Martin Margiela stand out is the boxlike features that the outfits bear. The outfits' cubed designs accentuate the clothing rather than the model. It may be influenced by 2-D; however, the Maison Martin Margiela collection for Spring/Summer 2011 is sure to pop out.
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