PIERRE HARDY - Wine/Burgundy suede "faux sock" buckled oxfords - Size 38

Avant-Garde, very cool Pierre Hardy designer shoes: Wine/Burgundy buckled with suede "socks" These have been worn, but are in good, solid condition with minor scuffs. Please see images for condition and let me know if you have any questions! Size 38. Made in Italy About Pierre Hardy: In 1987, Hardy took a position styling shoes at Christian Dior. From 1990 until 1999, Hardy worked under Claude Brouet at Hermès, where he was responsible for men's and women's shoes.At Hermès, he created classics that include the Oran sandal in 1997. For the spring/summer 1998 collection, he developed the Quick trainer, making Hermès the first luxury brand to design a trainer made entirely of leather. In 2001, Hermès added jewelry to his responsibilities. In 1999, Hardy launched his eponymous brand, Pierre Hardy. Within a year, he sold 5,000 pairs to stores like Neiman Marcus and Barneys New York.Today the brand sells luxury shoe and fashion accessories for men and women. In 2016, he sold a minority stake of his company to Hermès. From 2001, Hardy also oversaw women's shoes for Balenciaga, under the leadership of Nicolas Ghesquière.