MM6 Maison Margiela Debuts Menswear Line at Pitti Uomo 107

The avant-garde label's first dedicated menswear show channels 90s indie sleaze and dark sensuality in Florence.

MM6 Maison Margiela presented its first-ever dedicated menswear collection at Pitti Uomo 107, marking a major milestone for the diffusion label.
The show was held in the Tepidarium del Roster, a 19th-century glasshouse in Florence, evoking the brand's signature aesthetic with luminous white lighting and a democratic, standing-room-only setup.
The collection featured narrow tailoring, glossy leathers, wipe-clean vinyl, and glittery suits, inspired by 90s Britpop bands like Pulp and Suede, as well as jazz legend Miles Davis and themes of kink and androgyny.
The soundtrack, Pulp's 'This is Hardcore,' set the tone for the show, which embraced a sleazy, after-dark mood and explored the man as both subject and object of desire.
The event also included nods to Margiela's 2006 Pitti Uomo show, with accessories like motorcycle helmets and faux fur gloves referencing the brand's archival designs.