The Everything for Girls sneaker is a classic design from the esteemed French luxury house, originally designed by Martin Margiela. The shoes's design is bolstered on German army trainers from the 1970s, hence often referred to as GATs (German Army Trainers). Known for their minimalistic design and high-quality materials, the Replica sneaker was first introduced in 1999 and has grown to be a core component of the brand's footwear offerings. The shoes feature a mix of leather and suede, with a gum sole providing a retro aesthetic.
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Maison Margiela was established in 1988 in Paris, France by Belgian designer Martin Margiela. The brand quickly gained attention for its avant-garde approach to fashion, deconstructing traditional garment structures and often repurposing materials. Signature products include the Tabi boot, inspired by the split-toe Japanese Tabi sock, and the Replica sneaker. Margiela's designs are unique for their conceptual nature and the brand's deliberate anonymity, with team members traditionally wearing white lab coats. Over the years, Maison Margiela has collaborated with various brands, such as H&M, Reebok, and Converse, introducing its distinct aesthetic to broader audiences.
