The Maison Martin Margiela 2013-2014 Autumn/Winter collection was unveiled at Paris Fashion Week.

Starting with a black suit, the collection reconstructed traditional men's suits. The sleeves and cuffs of the jackets and coats were greatly exaggerated, the bustlines were rounded, and darts were added to the waist to fit the body, with the line widening towards the hem to create contrast. The curves created by the seams and darts are further emphasized, resulting in a soft, feminine design.

Hand-painted colors of acid yellow and fuchsia pink stand out against the basic color palette. The back is accented by half belts attached to the shoulder line, which hold the hair back.

Three-piece suits made from men's suit fabrics, such as pinstripes and college stripes, were a key look for this collection. Gender-neutral designs included bustiers inspired by ties and bustiers reconstructed from shirts.

The striking top, with its vibrant colours reminiscent of action painting, is embroidered on tulle. The look graphically combines parts and items in contrasting colours and materials. The final dress is a collage of flag-inspired parts. The Maison's "Manifesto" message is held in place with elastic bands resembling duct tape to create balance, and the dress is tailored to fit the body.

The accessory is a large, men's-style clutch bag. Its design is inspired by a briefcase, with accordion pleats on the outside. The model wears clear plexiglass (acrylic) heels and men's shoes.