Matthieu Gregoire is the cover star for Manuscript Magazine's captivating Art Issue. The model is captured by photographer Paul Scala and outfitted by wardrobe stylist Jonathan Ailwood.
Jonathan dresses the star in a range of eccentric wardrobe staples that boast intricately crafted details. The fashions featured in Manuscript Magazine's Art Issue include tapestry-inspired pieces from Maison Martin Margiela’s ‘Artisanal’ collection.
The Fall 2014 line's standout looks are its artfully printed coats that resemble classic canvases and carpet tapestries. Other memorable looks from the collection are its jeweled mask accessories that completely conceal model Matthieu Gregoire's face when worn.
Overall, the concept of wearable art is very present in this series of portraits that blurs the lines between fashion and craft.
Artful Tapestry Attire
Manuscript Magazine's Art Issue Features Cover Star Matthieu Gregoire
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