Maison Martin Margiela splatters the iconic replica sneaker from its line 22 with paint. Originally inspired by an Austrian Sports Shoe from the 70s, the Italian made replica sneaker basks indiscriminantly in splattered paint, toe up. Perfect for the wall street executive who lives in the “arty neighboorhood” — no one besides Maison Martin Margiela is making it easier for you to fake it. When the ladies ask you how the long day in the studio has gone, just apologize, say you’re so sorry you couldn’t go home and change after work. With an upper in smooth nappa and nubuck, a leather lining and logo on the heel, the shoe rests on a firm rubber sole so you can totally pole vault, or whatever it is that you do. The mid-high shoes are 100% beige, which means they go with anything. Pick them up the Paint Splattered Maison Martin Margiela sneakers at Tres Bien for $460.
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[…] heel to toe. This paint motif reflects a process Margiela has oft utilized — such as with their paint-splattered Austrian sports sneakers. The interesting wrinkle however is that the shoes before they’re dunked in paint begin their […]
[…] In their day the couture Belgian luxury house has crafted many a hand-painted item, including Paint Splattered Austrian Sports Sneakers, White Painted High-top Sneakers and most recently their Paint-Dipped Converse collaboration. Now […]
[…] heel to toe. This paint motif reflects a process Margiela has oft utilized — such as with their paint-splattered Austrian sports sneakers. The interesting wrinkle however is that the shoes before they’re dunked in paint begin their […]