JIL SANDER Size XL Brown White Abstract Cotton Crew Neck Pullover

HAIDER ACKERMANN sweatshirt in a brown cotton stretch blend featuring raglan sleeves; rib knit collar, hem, and cuffs; and crew neck. Made in Portugal.New with Tags. Marked: L ...

PRABAL GURUNG casual top in a brown and grey polyester fabric featuring an abstract floral pattern, long sleeves, and crew neck.New with Tags. Marked: S Measurements: Should...

LORO PIANA 100% cashmere cream brown abstract graphic sweater IT48 M Reference: YIKK/A00010 Brand: Loro Piana Material: Cashmere Color: Beige, Brown Pattern: Abstract Closure: Pullov...

When Belgian former fashion designer Martin Margiela debuted gold-Lurex knits while French luxury-goods Hermes Womenswear Artistic Director, simultaneously in Fall 1999, he introduced at his eponymous Paris-based Maison Martin Margiela a collection featuring 1970s-inspired Lurex-accented sweaters, along with oversized loose clothes intended for either women or men. Including a distinct black-printed white-folded tag stitched into a seam by Italian experimental knitter Miss Deanna, who created many memorable knits under Margiela's artistic direction, this Margiela sparkly finely-knit viscose-and-Lurex-blend long-sleeve pullover is a minimalist unisex design with narrow ribbed trim at the crewneck, wrists and hem. Its "Made In Italy" size 44 with a 15.5-inch shoulderline is without darts and drapes like a one-size-fits-most stretch T-shirt. The lightweight sweater was knit from pale-gold, grey and blue yarns into an ombre pattern like a dip-dye technique associated with fabric. Yet the additional glittery orange-tone metallic thread (difficult to photograph due to reflections) interspersed throughout was clearly not dyed or printed. Conversely, Margiela's Fall 1999 Artisanale Line 0 collection that was produced instead by his Parisian team explored the textural effects of hand-painting fabrics, such as the unisex T-shirts that were striped or obscured with thick silver paint. Earlier in the 1990s, Margiela had reproduced some vintage...