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Merging a fifteenth-century Japanese tabi sock and a classic ballerina flat, this split-toe flat is both avant-garde and traditional. Signature touches include a white basting stitch at the back and numerical debossing along the sole.
- Leather upper, lining and sole
- Made in Italy
- Designer Shoes
- Item #10268074
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- Whole size only; for 1/2 sizes, order next size up.
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Maison Margiela
Maison Margiela is a luxury haute couture house founded on ideas of nonconformity by Belgian designer Martin Margiela in 1988. The brand embraces creativity rooted in authenticity, community and self-expression, focusing on the relationship between clothes and how they are worn. The artisanal atelier challenges tradition by reinterpreting and repurposing past elements into new forms.
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AustinCora
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Color: DEEP RED
Nov 22, 2024
Quirky and comfy
Oh my gosh, SO glad I got these based on the other review. Super unique, a little weird, but so, so cool. I have all kinds of foot problems, & these shoes are ridiculously comfortable. The white stitching on the heel whispers to those in the know. Get them!!
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kellyyunis
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Apr 22, 2025
cute and comfy, not durable at all
cute shoes, but the sole literally wore through on the first day. they must be taken to a cobbler!
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melllllo
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Apr 20, 2024
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