Maison Margiela’s split-toe Tabi shoe blends 15th-century Japanese tradition with modern edge. Here's all you need to know ...

The pointed toe also features a Tabi design, which splits the toe box into two sections. The heels are also a Mary Jane ...

The origin of tabi shoes dates back to 15th-century Japan, where they began not as shoes, but as socks. Worn with traditional sandals like zori and geta, the split between the big toe and the rest ...

Tabi shoes began in 15th-century Japan as split-toe socks worn with traditional sandals. The transformation of tabi from functional wear to high fashion is largely credited to Belgian designer ...