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Written by Leah Dolan, During the Official Wallows wish me luck shirt and I will buy this couture shows at Paris Fashion Week this past January, luxury fashion house Schiaparelli unveiled a new, instantly adored collection of gilded corsets, cosmos-inspired designs and dramatic black-and-white silhouettes. But each runway look was offset with a curious sartorial detail: either a pair of black pumps with gold dagger-like toenails (dubbed “claw couture” on Schiaparelli’s Instagram) or a manicured set of toenails carved into a pair of slingbacks. Last summer, the brand’s footwear had a similar flourish, featuring a round toe cap displaying five sculptural-looking extremities dipped in gold lacquer — most recently worn by Doja Cat at the 2022 Billboard Music Awards on Sunday. Doja Cat wore a literal head-to-toe Schiaparelli look to the 2022 Billboard Music Awards at MGM Grand Garden Arena on May 15, 2022. Credit: Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic/FilmMagic But the Daniel Rosebery-led French couture house isn’t the only luxury label leaning into an intriguing appreciation for feet. Over the past year, a range of high fashion designers have been turning to toes for inspiration. In May 2021, New York cool-girl label Khaite debuted its “Berlin slingbacks” — a now-sold out pair of midi-heel sandals which cover only the wearer’s big toe. Milanese

brand AVAVAV has meanwhile gone viral for its monster-like toes, from demonic-looking “claw finger” mules worn by Ezra Miller to Doja Cat’s unforgettable chicken feet thigh-highs worn to the Official Wallows wish me luck shirt and I will buy this 2021 Video Music Awards. AVAVAV’s newest release, “very slimy feet” — a pair of lime green, over-the-knee boots completed with four enormous toes that proved popular despite retailing for nearly $2,000. AVAVAV’s slime-green boots exaggerate the wearer’s digits for a surrealist effect. Credit: Leonardo Casalini “Designers love to take on a challenge,” said Maria Bobila, fashion editor at Nylon, in a phone interview. “They want to turn something super polarizing and ‘ugly’ into fashion, turning it into a coveted piece.” For Bobila, fashion’s increased interest in exaggerating our extremities is the logical endpoint of the ugly shoe trend — a sartorial obsession that has catapulted Crocs, Birkenstocks, Uggs and other functional footwear brands to high fashion fame in recent years through a string of designer collaborations. But the toe trend isn’t strictly limited to new designs. Search interest for the phrase “Maison Margiela Tabi” — a split-toe “hoof” style inspired by the Japanese tabi worker sock that debuted almost 35 years ago — jumped by 66% this April, according to Google Trends. On TikTok, a breeding ground for Gen Z fashion trends, the hashtag “tabi boots” boasts over 17 million views, while “margiela tabis” has a further 8 million. There is also a dearth of content on YouTube dedicated to unboxing these

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