A striking avant-garde collaboration between Lanvin and Maison Margiela, these Tabi-style sneakers feature the iconic split-toe silhouette reimagined with bold streetwear flair. The upper is crafted from shimmering teal-blue glittered fabric with textured fringe detailing along the toe cap and heel counter, evoking luxury craftsmanship and playful deconstruction. Oversized, multi-layered laces in a navy/gray/white zigzag (chevron) pattern are tied into dramatic bows across the vamp—echoing Margiela’s signature trompe-l’œil and artisanal excess. The black rubber sole provides contrast and durability, while the blue inner lining and purple accent piping add depth. Structurally, the shoe retains the Tabi’s distinctive two-toe separation, a hallmark of Maison Margiela’s heritage since 1988. The design balances high-fashion conceptualism with wearable comfort: lightweight construction, padded collar, and flexible sole make them suitable for urban exploration despite their sculptural appearance. Ideal for fashion-forward individuals seeking statement pieces, these sneakers thrive in gallery openings, creative industry events, or curated street style looks. Notably, the accompanying box confirms 'LANVIN PARIS' branding, and the shelf display includes other experimental designs consistent with Lanvin’s recent collaborations under CEO Claude Brouet and creative director Bruno Sialelli. While not explicitly labeled 'Tabi' on the shoe, the split-toe form and lace treatment confirm Margiela’s involvement—making this a true hybrid of Parisian elegance and radical deconstruction.