The New Maison Margiela San Francisco Uses Imagery from Past Designs
Rebecca Byers — March 27, 2015 — Fashion
References: selectism
The opening of the Maison Margiela San Francisco boutique marks the second retail location for the French fashion house in California, with the initial located in Beverly Hills.
A stunning Maiden Lane location, the new storefront is next to a historic Frank Lloyd Wright building and boasts intricate details like antique mannequins and old pictures frames hung in reverse that help maintain the brand's iconic imagery in the tech-infused city. The interior of this sprawling retail space was entirely conceived and executed by the Margiela team.
The luxurious space is 2,900-square-feet with charismatic oak floors, leather-wrapped handrails and features plenty of references to the brand's past collections. The Maison Margiela San Francisco includes men's and women's ready-to-wear lines in addition to a classic selection of accessories and footwear.
A stunning Maiden Lane location, the new storefront is next to a historic Frank Lloyd Wright building and boasts intricate details like antique mannequins and old pictures frames hung in reverse that help maintain the brand's iconic imagery in the tech-infused city. The interior of this sprawling retail space was entirely conceived and executed by the Margiela team.
The luxurious space is 2,900-square-feet with charismatic oak floors, leather-wrapped handrails and features plenty of references to the brand's past collections. The Maison Margiela San Francisco includes men's and women's ready-to-wear lines in addition to a classic selection of accessories and footwear.
Trend Themes
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Tech-infused Boutiques — Opportunity for brands to incorporate modern technology and imagery to create unique retail experiences.
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Historically Influenced Designs — Brands can leverage past designs and references to create a sense of nostalgia and appeal to consumers.
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Luxurious Retail Spaces — There is a market for high-end, opulent retail spaces that provide a unique shopping experience.
Industry Implications
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Fashion Retail — Fashion retailers can explore incorporating tech-infused elements and historical references into their stores to attract customers.
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Interior Design — Interior designers can specialize in creating luxurious retail spaces that enhance the overall brand experience.
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Accessories and Footwear — Brands in the accessories and footwear industry can capitalize on the trend of incorporating historical influences and references into their products.
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