Deconstructed garments

Deconstructionist designs consist of ripped seams, raw hem, and reconstructed garments. This look is done by a deconstructivist fashion designer named Maison Margiela.

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Antwerp Fashion Department graduate Sanan Gasanov created an elaborate triple-award winning couture collection, which incorporated 15 fabrics in each piece.

Comme des Garçons | Trench coat | Japanese | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Deconstruct your wardrobe by updating your key silhouettes with a revamped version to mirror the rise of this interesting trend.

Unknown source. Robe à la française/The back sack dress. The panels/pleats on the back of the dress. Emphasize movement. Fabric becoming lighter in colour and design.

Glenn Martens’s Jean Paul Gaultier SS22 couture takeover saw models sent down the darkened runway in stunning chiffon confections and voluminous taffeta gowns, as well as Gaultier’s famous optical illusion prints. Hourglass silhouettes were rife, and the juxtaposition between Martens’s spiked separates and deconstructed corsets made for quite the eye-catching combination.