Attending her first Margiela show in the 1980s with her mother Melka, French stylist Delphine Tréanton has a long history with the house. Delphine is one of the top stylists and ex-French Glamour editor, and today her contributions grace the pages of magazines such as French Vogue, FEMMES, Madame Figaro and more.
For her contribution to A#1, Delphine worked with photographer Eric Traoré, to create a stunning series of x-ray style images of Maison Martin Margiela garments, transforming them into ghostly artworks. The delicate play of shadows and the exposure of all layers of fabric creates a skeletal effect, as though they are scientific or mathematical drawings of the clothes. The signature stitches and labels of the house are clearly visible in the images, with the two dresses directly above and below featured in the print magazine. Continue to scroll below to see the entire series.
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