S.W.A.L.K. II
Maison Margiela presents Co-Ed Spring-Summer 2021 Collection by John Galliano
In collaboration with SHOWstudio
In the second and final installment of S.W.A.L.K. – the filmic project first launched for haute couture, creative director John Galliano demonstrates how techniques developed in the Artisanal collection are artistically industrialized for the Spring-Summer 2021 Co-Ed Collection.
Through the sense of community, family values and generational exchange central to the culture of tango, the film – brought to life by image-maker Nick Knight – illuminates the ecosystem of Maison Margiela.
Creative Director: John Galliano
Based on an original idea by John Galliano
Directed by Nick Knight for SHOWstudio

Orchestration & The Sound of Couture specially created and composed by Jeremy Healy and Tom Linden
Fashion and Millinery Maison Margiela Co-ed Collection SS21
Model: Anton Engbrox @ Marilyn
Model: Jean Lemesre @ Bananas Paris
Model: Kyona Van Santen @ Titanium
Model: Lamich Kirabo @ Select, Paris
Model: Leon Dame @ TIAD
Model: Maartje Convens @ Hakim model agency
Model: Madelyn Whitley @ The Face
Model: Malick Bodian @ TIAD
Model: Margo Whitley @ The Face
Model: Niki Geux @ Premium
Model: Theodoor Kooijman

Artistic Image director: Alexis Roche
Styling: Olivier Rizzo
Casting: Jess Hallett @ Streeters
Makeup Designed by: Pat McGrath for PAT McGRATH LABS
Hair Stylist: Eugene Souleiman @ Streeters
Manicurist: Jennie Nippard, Amy Oldale
Set Designer: Andy Tomlinson @ Streeters
Movement Director: Pat Boguslawski @ Streeters
Tango Instructor: Nathalie Clouet

Filmed by: Nick Knight & Myles Henrik Hall
Edited by: Raquel Couceiro & Myles Henrik Hall
Content Editor: Calum Knight
Sound Design & Musical Arrangement: Jeremy Healy @ Dexnfx
Music Producer: Tom Linden @ Narrative Mind / Anger Music
Sound Editor: Cheekypaul
Voice Over: Nicolás Cifuentes
Writer: Kier-La Janisse
Production : Liberte Productions

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