Resurrection is pleased to present a Maison Martin Margiela white linen skirt from Spring/Summer 2000, a quietly radical piece that embodies the house’s enduring philosophy of reduction and deconstruction.

Crafted from lightweight off-white linen, the skirt carries a natural, slightly irregular texture that speaks to the purity of the material. Its elongated, columnar silhouette falls straight from the waist, creating a clean and understated line that reflects Margiela’s minimalist sensibility.

True to the brand’s deconstructive language, the waistband is left subtly raw, with delicate fraying along the edge that introduces an intentional sense of incompletion. This treatment contrasts with the otherwise precise tailoring, highlighting the tension between refinement and imperfection.

At the back, a vertical slit enhances movement while maintaining the skirt’s streamlined form. A concealed zip closure preserves the purity of the design, allowing the material and cut to remain the focus.

Unadorned yet conceptually rich, this Spring/Summer 2000 piece exemplifies Maison Martin Margiela’s ability to elevate essentials through nuance, proportion, and process.

This Maison Martin Margiela linen skirt has been carefully curated by Resurrection as part of its luxury vintage collection.