French fashion house Maison Margiela was originally founded in 1988 by the elusive Belgian designer Martin Margiela. Currently helmed by British designer John Galliano, the label plays with themes of deconstructionism and reinterpretation. The brand fuses a grunge-twist of asymmetric detailing with an unconventional elegance to everyday essential pieces. Crafted from black leather, these Tabi ballerinas are a classic piece and feature a branded insole, a flat sole, a slip-on style and a signature tabi toe design.
Designer colour: T8013 NERO
Made in Italy
Designer Style ID: S58WZ0042PR516
Farfetch ID: 13064065
Measurement Information
Below are the measurements for Ballerina Shoes in size 39 IT
- HEEL:
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- Lining Composition
- Leather 100%
- Sole Composition
- Leather 100%
- Outer Composition
- Leather 100%
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Maison Margiela has become the go-to label for discreet cool with a directional twist. Its cerebral approach to deconstruction has seen random objects such as wigs and football scarves fused into works of fashion art.
