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Focused for five years on menswear Floral Mama Coquette Bow Mothers Day Mama Floral Spring Boho Shirt . Matthieu Blazy wanted to try his hand at women’s ready-to-wear too, and at the end of 2011 moved to Maison Margiela, owned by Renzo Rosso’s Italian fashion group OTB, to oversee the experimental ‘Artisanal’ couture line, while Demna Gvasalia was at the helm of the label’s main line. When Gvasalia left for Louis Vuitton at the end of 2012, Matthieu Blazy took both lines under his wing. His work is highly appreciated. He experienced success and the beginnings of visibility thanks to the American rapper Kanye West, a fan of his creations for Maison Margiela, who asked him to design his wardrobe for the “Yeezus Tour”.At the end of 2014, he left Maison Margiela to join Celine as a senior designer under Phoebe Philo. Two years later, he re-formed the ‘dream team’ with Pieter Muller and Raf Simons, who took him to Calvin Klein in New York. They stayed for three years, before being dismissed. Before returning to Europe, Matthieu Blazy stopped off in Los Angeles to help artist Sterling Ruby with a fashion collection, which Ruby was to present at the Pitti Uomo trade fair in Florence. On his return, he accepted the job at Bottega Veneta.