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  "publishedAt": "2026-04-02T08:30:05.000Z",
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    "news",
    "Artisanal Collection 2026",
    "Autumn/Winter 2026",
    "Bianchetto",
    "fashion",
    "footwear",
    "Gennaro Costanzo",
    "Glenn Martens",
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  "textContent": "Have you ever seen something so hauntingly beautiful that a long pause feels necessary to process the emotion? Maison Margiela brought an after-hours Parisian flea market directly to Shanghai for Autumn/Winter 2026. Glenn Martens is continuing his profound exploration and recalibration of the house language, moving forward from the ghostly silhouettes and stitched mouthpieces he debuted last season for his Artisanal collection. The presentation serves as the opening chapter for ‘MaisonMargiela/folders,’ a twelve-day sequence of exhibitions and activations across four major Chinese cities. While Shanghai celebrates the couture heart of the Artisanal line, Beijing focuses on the history of masks, Chengdu explores the legacy of the Tabi and Shenzhen invites the public to experience the bianchetto white paint treatment. A hidden universe of obsessions and rituals materialised on the runway, which was surrounded by shipping containers housing archival looks. Living porcelain dolls wandered through the space, wearing reimagined curiosities. Blending ready-to-wear with ultra-rare Artisanal pieces felt nostalgic, harking back to the founding years of the Maison. Every look arrived shrouded in an Artisanal mask, creating a mesmerising sea of anonymity that felt quintessentially Margiela. Models moved like porcelain dolls navigating a forgotten world. This theme was executed through organza layered... Read more »\n\nThe post maison margiela | the autumn/winter 2026 collection appeared first on Schön! Magazine.",
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