Tabi New Ballerina ICONS this sleeveless dress deconstructs surface

this sleeveless dress deconstructs surface texture through the Maison’s Retrograding technique – where density and detail degrade from hem to neckline

inspired by the traditional 15th-century Japanese sock bearing the same name – launched for the Maison's debut collection in 1989

revisited in an elongated size with more volume

Cut in herringbone wool

Long-sleeve and knitted in virgin wool

Tabi New Ballerina ICONS this sleeveless dress deconstructs surfaceMaison Margielas Tabi ballerinas in soft nappa leather. The split toe shape, inspired by traditional 15th century Japanese socks, first appeared in the Maisons 1989 debut show. A knotted front tie refines the finish. At the back, a single white stitch assures the Maison's identity.