Avant-Garde footwear brand Empty Behavior has linked up with ASICS on a pair of shoes that prove that the girl-coded sneaker trend shows no signs of abating.

The sneaker is a reimagining of the ASICS Hypersync sneakers, but in its new iteration, it’s more ballet shoe than dad trainer. Its historically chunky sole has been exchanged for wafer-thin cushioning, with the signature Tiger Claw logo on the side panel rendered in pleats, a technique traditionally found in classical dance attire. Adding to the “sneakerina” aesthetic, the shoe’s tongue is cushioned in ruched, ballet-reminiscent satin, while the toe is overlaid with doily-style lace. With its contrasting combo of wrestling and femme aesthetics, it tracks that the shoe was devised under the theme, “powerette.”