Maria Black
Maria Black
Maria Black designs mindfully crafted sculptural jewellery centred around the fusion of artistic expression and functional fashion, seamlessly blending contemporary design innovation and traditional craftsmanship.
Established in Copenhagen in 2010 by the eponymous designer and goldsmith, Maria Black has expanded its presence across 30+ markets.
Boasting retail locations spanning Copenhagen, London, Berlin, Tokyo and Oslo, Maria Black offers a meticulously curated fine jewellery universe and premium piercing experiences.
From conscious sourcing methods to production practices and creative processes, Maria Black is committed to treating both people and the planet with respect, inclusion, and acceptance, with the ultimate goal of leaving a positive and lasting legacy.
Marge Sherwood
Marge Sherwood
Marge Sherwood is a contemporary South Korean fashion brand founded in 2016 by designers Sungeun Um and Soonyoung Kim. The brand is named after the character Marge Sherwood, portrayed by Gwyneth Paltrow in The Talented Mr. Ripley, reflecting the duo's admiration for her elegant and sophisticated style .
Margaret Howell
Margaret Howell
'I think of myself as a hands-on designer. For me make is integral to my design philosophy. It is crucial how a piece of clothing feels when worn. I’ve always wanted clothes to be the way I drew them – relaxed and lived in, a natural look. I find men’s clothes interesting in their structure, feel and functionality. I started by designing men’s clothes, and then found that women wanted them.
I’m inspired by the authenticity I can find in nature, people and places, and I think it is the same quality I look for in the materials I choose. For example, the feel of hand-woven Harris tweed and the irregular slub of Irish linen. I feel passionate about landscape, and its connection with such fabrics and the skilled people who weave them.
I like to work with manufacturers who understand and share this passion for make and quality of fabric: specialists such as Mackintosh and their part hand-made raincoats, and the Scottish knitting factories that continue their heritage of producing the best cashmere in the world.
I also find these qualities in other people’s work. In 1970 I was encouraged by finding – at a jumble sale – an old, yet finely stitched pinstripe shirt. Today I still find it exciting to hunt out objects I consider to be well-made and enduring. In particular, mid-20th century products such as Anglepoise lamps, Ercol furniture, and Robert Welch stainless steel cutlery, represent the best of our heritage of timeless functional design.
I enjoy pulling these threads of British tradition, quality and skill together in clothes that are meant to be worn in the real world, where good design is about living with thoughtful style.'
— MARGARET HOWELL
Marco Rambaldi
Marco Rambaldi
Marco Rambaldi brand was born in Bologna, Italy, in 2017. It’s here that the history of inclusion, upcycling and gender bender began.
In the era of mass production, where quantity overcomes quality, we strongly believe in people and in their ideas. Kindness is the weapon we use. Our mission is to find excellence in materials processed by the skilled hands of Italian artisan workshops and share it with the world.
Marco Rambaldi offers a total look, with a focus on knitwear and outerwear, including dresses, tops, shirts, skirts, trousers and t-shirts. He also added leather accessories, such as bags and shoes, in recent seasons.
In Rambaldi’s creative vision, the world of the Italian bourgeoisie of the seventies, collides in its repetitive daily expressive codes, with a radically young, emotional, transversal, new aesthetic. Those two generations eternally confronted colliding in their primary precepts of conservation and subversion: a coffee table in which copies of historical patinated fashion magazines such as “Sguardo italiano” or “Linea Italiana” are mixed with rough-looking punk fanzines, unfinished, desperate.
In Marco Rambaldi’s narrative there is at the same time a sense of annihilation and a necessary need for survival, synthesis of opposites, love for the present.
The element of the iconic heart of the brand is declined in the knitwear both in the classic rainbow jacquard and in the lace stitch with mohair thread, making the tops and long dresses transparent.
The crochet garments are not only unique, they are sustainable and created by assembling existing antique doilies with shapes and new doilies made by our craftsmen. In addition to the multicolored classics, they are also transformed into elegant evening dresses by embracing the black color created with artisanal dyes. They express and convert a memory of the past: from elements linked to the housewife they become a new symbol that, worn on unique garments, transform this memory of the past into the future vision of a strong feminine and feminist woman.
Made in Italy is finally reinterpreted in its cultural context, not only used as a synonym of quality which is the matrix of creative force, not its goal. Because only through the recovery of what is undeniably old but that belongs to us will we be able to understand where we come from and what is the world we want to build.
Marco Rambaldi is distributed by OTHER/WISE based in Paris in Ground floor gallery, 7 rue Notre Dame de Nazareth. The communication is supervised by Reference Studios press office based in Milan in via Cappuccini 8 and based in Berlin in Potsdamer Str. 100.
Marcel Wanders
Marcel Wanders
Marcel Wanders is a renowned Dutch designer and art director known for his eclectic and imaginative approach to design. He gained international recognition for his iconic Knotted Chair, which was produced by Droog Design in 1996 and became an instant classic in contemporary furniture.
Wanders' style is characterized by a blend of innovation, luxury, and whimsy. He often incorporates bold patterns, intricate detailing, and a touch of surrealism into his creations, ranging from furniture and lighting to interiors and consumer products. His designs often challenge traditional forms and materials, aiming to provoke thought and evoke emotion through his work.
Beyond his furniture designs, Wanders has collaborated with leading brands such as Alessi, Baccarat, Puma, and Louis Vuitton, among others. His studio, Marcel Wanders Studio, based in Amsterdam, continues to produce cutting-edge designs that blur the boundaries between art, craft, and functionality.
Marc Jacobs
Marc Jacobs
Marc Jacobs is a renowned American fashion designer celebrated for his innovative designs and significant influence on contemporary fashion.
Manors Golf
Manors Golf
It’s unsurprising that pros, amateurs, commentators, analysts, apps, brands and businesses alike clamber over one another looking for an edge. A bigger, better driver. More spin. Less spin. Better performing clothes. An insatiable appetite for data.
We’ve become so obsessed with perfect scores, we’ve forgotten that fundamentally golf should be about having fun. That the worst scorecards don’t mark the people we meet or the experiences we share.
We built MANORS on the idea that golf isn’t a sport to be mastered but a game to be explored. If you feel the same way, there’s always room for your clubs in the boot.
The MANORS Team.
Manolo Blahnik
Manolo Blahnik
We are an independent, family run, British brand. Manolo’s passion and creativity is our driving force. Our ethos is to optimise and not maximise, making decisions that feel right.
Man of Moods
Man of Moods
Man of Moods (MofM) is a Japanese fashion label established in 2004 by designer Masakazu Fukuyama. The brand is renowned for its fusion of urban streetwear aesthetics with technical outdoor functionality, creating garments that are both stylish and practical for active lifestyles. MofM's design philosophy emphasizes sensitivity, mood, and evolution, catering to individuals who value a unique and expressive approach to fashion.
Mammut
Mammut
Challenges make us grow. As mountaineers, we choose to be active in the most demanding and beautiful environments on earth. Whether it's success at the summit after a seemingly endless ascent or the umpteenth attempt at one of the most difficult routes in the world – those who love mountain sports love a challenge. And that's something we celebrate.
Mame Kurogouchi
Mame Kurogouchi
Mame Kurogouchi is a ready-to-wear brand focusing on womenswear based in Japan, founded by designer Maiko Kurogouchi. The brand's autobiographical creation embodies contemporary femininity constructed through the synthesis of timeless design, traditional savoir-faire, and the use of cutting edge technologies. Drawing on a multitude of diverse elements - the designer's own memories and identity, artifacts, architecture, and literature, Mame Kurogouchi ultimately presents a profound inquiry into the nature of woman.
Majestic
Majestic
We offer a huge selection of gear from top quality brands, all in one convenient place. We are passionate about our goal of bringing fans across the globe access to their favorite team's gear. We pride ourselves on not only carrying a large selection of officially licensed products from the top brands, but also industry leading customer service, shipping and return policies.
Maison Michel
Maison Michel
The story of Maison Michel begins in 1936 when Auguste Michel opened his millinery at 65 rue Sainte-Anne, Paris. In the 1960s, he entrusted the House to Pierre and Claudine Debard, who took charge of it until 2002. He was an entrepreneur, she was a milliner and together they successfully ran the company for many years thanks to their ability to meet the needs of an era marked by a revolution in hairstyles and the galloping success of ready-to-wear.
By the 1970s Maison Michel had become the hat maker of choice for Parisian haute couture, which was booming at the time. The Debards reorganised the workshops to satisfy this demand and most importantly reintroduced the Weismann, an antique machine for sewing straw still used by milliners at the House today.
Embodying the exceptional craftsmanship of a French luxury brand, Maison Michel joined Chanel’s Métiers d’art in 1997. Alongside collaborations with ready-to-wear and haute couture ateliers, as well as its bespoke service, the House launched its eponymous line in 2006 under the impetus of Laetitia Crahay, artistic director at that time. Its first boutique opened in 2013 on rue Cambon.
In 2015, Priscilla Royer was appointed to create the collections and the House image at Maison Michel. The creative director’s hat designs are innovative, capturing the zeitgeist and responding to the cult of individuality that defines our era. Priscilla Royer has made headwear accessible once more by developing pieces that suit both women and men, allowing each individual to express their personality. A Maison Michel hat is the ultimate finishing touch to any silhouette.
Maison Margiela
Maison Margiela
Maison Margiela is a Paris-based luxury fashion house renowned for its avant-garde approach to design, founded in 1988 by Belgian designer Martin Margiela and his business partner Jenny Meirens. The brand is celebrated for its deconstructivist aesthetics, anonymity, and conceptual artistry, challenging traditional fashion norms.
Maison Kitsune
Maison Kitsune
For the past nineteen years, the multi-faceted Paris-meets-Tokyo brand has consistently grown and increased its international influence organically, building a loyal fan base all over the world.
Independent Paris fashion house Maison Kitsuné draws its inspiration from the cultural and aesthetic connections between these two cities through a wardrobe that brings together sharp tailoring, distinct streetwear influences, playfulness and wearable, comfort-focused designs. Since inception, Maison Kitsuné has grown its network of directly-owned and operated stores to 38 locations across the world, including Paris, New York City, Tokyo, Seoul, Beijing, and Los Angeles. The collection is also available online via the brand’s e-commerce site, in addition to more than 400 points of sale worldwide.
Music label Kitsuné Musique’s philosophy has always been driven by singling out emerging talents as they break into music. Over the years, Kitsuné Musique has become the first home of sought-after artists such as Parcels, Two Door Cinema Club, Digitalism and more. If there is a Kitsuné sound, it could be described as incredibly diverse and led by the passion for talent scouting.
Specialty coffee retailer Café Kitsuné pays tribute to the pleasure of enjoying a quality coffee in iconic locations. Created in 2013, Café Kitsuné has grown to a network of 18 cafés across the world including Tokyo, Paris, Seoul, New York City, and Beijing, achieving cult status amongst specialty coffee lovers around the world. In 2019, Café Kitsuné has also extended its activities to new business lines, adding roasteries, bars and restaurants to its range.
Maisie wilen
Maisie wilen
Maisie Wilen is a Los Angeles-based fashion label founded by designer Maisie Schloss in 2019. The brand is known for its vibrant, body-conscious designs that blend psychedelic prints with form-fitting silhouettes, often inspired by gymnastics and digital culture. Its aesthetic has been described as "a brand of basics for maximalists" .
Mainline:RUS/Fr/CA/DE
Mainline:RUS/Fr/CA/DE
Mainline:RUS/Fr.CA/DE was founded in 2019. The London-based duo, Zarina Bekerova & Alexandra Vincent, forge a visual language that reconciles and articulates instances of fluid placelessness while exploring societal juxtapositions of comfort and sexiness.
Maiden name
Maiden name
Maiden Name is an apparel line and interdisciplinary design store in New York City. It was founded by Alix Freireich and David Lê in 2019. Each season we organize a group show, presenting our apparel alongside exclusive collaborations with artists working across countries and media.
Maharishi
Maharishi
(MAA·HUH·REE·SHEE) Sanskrit: Great vision
Maharishi (mahā) was founded by Hardy Blechman in 1994 with the vision to create environmentally conscious, durable, utilitarian clothing. Collections have always included hemp, organic cottons and upcycled military clothing, reflecting a respect for nature whilst utilising the latest technology.
They explore the dualistic nature of the universe, often expressed through blending Eastern and Western artworks and silhouettes, combining hi-vis or reflective with camouflage patterns and taking a pacifist approach to military-grade design. Maharishi’s use of camouflage aims to detach disruptive patterns from their military associations, reclaiming the symbolic value away from war and promoting their true roots in nature, and development by artists.