Moustache guard by Maison Martin Margiela
Moustache guard by Maison Martin Margiela
Moustache guard by Maison Martin Margiela
Moustache guard
by Maison Martin Margiela
Description
Care for some Victorian elegance with your cup of coffee? This cup addition was inspired by the original 19th century moustache guard invented by Englishman Harvey Adams. A call for the return of the moustache!In 2010 Droog began purchasing leftovers from liquidation sales and other leftovers, inviting designers to treat them as raw material for their creative re-interpretation. This item is available in an edition as dictated by the limited lot quantity.
Specifications
Year:
2010
Material: ceramic cups + silver
Package Size: 6.1" x 6.1" x 5.1"
Package Weight: 0.4lbs.
Edition: 11
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Material: ceramic cups + silver
Package Size: 6.1" x 6.1" x 5.1"
Package Weight: 0.4lbs.
Edition: 11
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Centraal Museum (Utrecht, The Netherlands)
Maison Martin Margiela
After his graduation from the Royal Academy of Antwerp in 1979, Martin Margiela founded Maison Martin Margiela in 1988. Often referred to as iconoclastic, avant-garde and experimental, the Maison expresses its creativity through recycling, transformation and reinterpretation - like an emotion, a unique and timeless proposal defying all laws and rules. The collections gather 13 lines of products: from the "work of art" to the timeless classics, from the avant-garde accessories to the casual clothes, each of them complementing one another to compose a whole universe, way beyond a mere style. The Maison is often considered as a reference and a major influence by the world of design, art and fashion.
After his graduation from the Royal Academy of Antwerp in 1979, Martin Margiela founded Maison Martin Margiela in 1988. Often referred to as iconoclastic, avant-garde and experimental, the Maison expresses its creativity through recycling, transformation and reinterpretation - like an emotion, a unique and timeless proposal defying all laws and rules. The collections gather 13 lines of products: from the "work of art" to the timeless classics, from the avant-garde accessories to the casual clothes, each of them complementing one another to compose a whole universe, way beyond a mere style. The Maison is often considered as a reference and a major influence by the world of design, art and fashion.
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