While split-toe design shoes are not exclusive to Maison Margiela, nor did they originate them, the brand is the most closely ...

Though the internet often trolls Margiela’s toe-shoes, the fashion set has spoken — and they love it. Some of the most influential it girls of today’s style circuit are loyal supporters ...

A big year for Tabis — Martin Margiela may not have invented the Tabi, which dates back to 15th century Japan, but he was the only designer radical enough to bring the split toe to high fashion.

The Tabi shoe silhouette has been around longer than Lipa herself. Inspired by 15th-century Japanese worker shoes, the Margiela version hit the shelves in 1988. (Lipa was born in 1995.) ...

Known for its distinctive split-toe design, the Tabi shoe is a statement piece that has… The post Michael B. Jordan Is Making The Maison Margiela Tabi Shoes Cool Again appeared first on Style Rave.

On her feet, Carrie wears a pair of effervescent Maison Margiela’s Tabi Monster bow pumps. The multicolored shoes feature hot pink, carrot orange and peach orange accents throughout with a sleek ...

Maison Margiela’s tabi shoes are some of the most iconic (and divisive) shoes around. The silhouette, which splits its toe in half, offers wearers the illusion of hooved feet.

“I had no other choice than to continue with [the Tabi] if I wanted shoes,” Margiela has said. A model walks Martin Margiela's Fall 1996 RTW runway collection in painted tabi shoes.

Since the first iteration, Margiela has released Tabi shoes in every design and color you could possibly imagine. There are Tabi boots in metallic pink and sequined silver. There are Tabi ballet flats ...

There's More to Tabi Shoes Than Maison Margiela: The traditional Japanese style has found its way into sneakers and sandals. Here are our favorites.

Goat feet! Cloven shoes of the devil! This magazine’s Twitter feed noted that we have not seen split-toe Margiela “Tabi” boots, as they are known, on the red carpet before. At least not on men.

A Tabi toe sock is also offered to complement both shoes. Back in September, the duo released the Tabi Instapump Fury, and it ranged at a higher price point between $1,150 to $1,490.