Maison Margiela Tokyo

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Time Out says

Maison Margiela's Tokyo flagship offers a closer look at the Parisian fashion house's unconventional approach to design. Founded by Belgian designer Martin Margiela in 1988, the label has become synonymous with deconstruction, anonymity and challenging traditional ideas of luxury.

The boutique carries men's and women's ready-to-wear alongside the house's signature footwear, leather goods, accessories and fragrances. With its understated exterior and distinctive design philosophy, the Ebisu location remains a destination for followers of the avant-garde label.

Details

Address
Kyoden Building 1F
2-8-13 Ebisu-Minami, Shibuya
Tokyo
Transport:
Ebisu Station (Yamanote, Saikyo, Shonan-Shinjuku, Hibiya lines)
Opening hours:
Daily 12noon–8pm

What’s on

Maison Margiela: Unravelled Memory, Rewoven Future

Maison Margiela’s Ebisu store has spent two decades giving a former factory another life. Its latest installation takes a similar approach to the materials inside. Part of the house’s Line 2 creative dialogues, ‘Unravelled Memory, Rewoven Future’ brings together Tokyo-based artist Mio Suzuki and Les Manufactures Nationales – Sèvres & Mobilier National. Existing tapestries have been unravelled and rewoven, allowing their previous forms and histories to become part of something new. The installation accompanies the latest chapter of ‘MaisonMargiela/folders’, which documents the Tokyo store and its relationship with Ebisu. A limited-edition zine includes staff recollections, local Tabi collectors, photography by Takashi Homma and an original manga. The neighbourhood newsstands operated on November 5 only. Visitors can still ask about the zine at the store, where copies are available while stocks last; the installation remains open until November 15.
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