How To Use Espadrille In A Sentence
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Try straw-coloured espadrilles or any shoe in soft caramel suede.
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We pass three young girls, espadrilles on their feet.
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Looking for something sturdier than espadrilles for your hols?
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She wore a yellow dress with a blue sweater around her shoulders, paired with espadrille wedges and a beaded necklace.
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Time to bring back summertime's other footwear staple: espadrilles.
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Martin Ramin for The Wall Street Journal Stallion-stitched leather buckle For the Wild Man A little bit country, a little bit rock 'n' roll circa '70s Eagles, this stallion-stitched leather buckle grooves well with a similar colored belt, worn-in low-slung corduroys, a dandy printed button-down and beat-up espadrilles.
Shoot From the Hip
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Team your slouchy, layered outfits with wedge heeled espadrilles, because the sandals which originate from Spain and were big in the 70s are back once again.
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Here are my suggestions: Dune's "Nevanna" low wedges, £55, Nicole Farhi's burlap-soled "Gladis" more of a sneaker than an espadrille, but still very cool, £130 and Burberry's buckled leather espadrilles, £250.
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If you can find any decent espadrilles with at least a 4-inch heel, please let me know.
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While in Argentina he came across a shoe called the alpargata , a kind of espadrille, and thought it would sell well in the United States.
Doing Good by Shoeing Well
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The espadrille is a time-honored comfort solution, having been made in Spain since the fourteenth century; this simple-cum-elegant design was also “green” well before Earth was put in peril by man.
The Style Checklist
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He wore old jeans, espadrilles and a torn blue T-shirt through which spilled a lot of black chest-hair.
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Somewhat foolishly I was wearing a pair of rope espadrilles - but we made it down safely.
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You will probably go sockless in driving loafers, espadrilles, woven huaraches, fisherman's sandals, boat shoes or suede bucks.
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Hmmmm ... un espadrille-shoed chèvre avec une barbiche!
Entretenir de grands espoirs - French Word-A-Day
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As she races around town, she trips over her espadrille straps and falls into a wheelie bin.
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Finish the look with a touch of crochet and add as many broad belts, wooden beaded necklaces, wedge espadrilles and tooled leather handbags as you dare.
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Some, however, look clunkier than others, so choose a style relevant for the occasion; espadrilles are great for the beach, but they're not necessarily suitable for the office.
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She was wearing Ray-Bans, a pale blue sunsuit, and white ankle socks under ivory-colored high-heeled espadrilles.
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The classic espadrille wedge, which first came on the scene in the late 1940s and 1950s, is still practical and elegant.
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I wanted to wear my suede boots but it was raining that day, so espadrilles it was.
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I remember that my French dream was to come here, live in a village and go down to the market in my espadrilles to buy lovely produce.
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Then, collect a few play-proof details to keep you looking modern… like a forever-comfortable espadrille because it's an infinitely more fresh choice than an ordinary pair of trainers.
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A fabric espadrille wedge from Bettye Muller with leather zip-up back oozes personality in a punchy print mix.
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She was wearing Ray-Bans, a pale blue sunsuit, and white ankle socks under ivory-colored high-heeled espadrilles.
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He wore old jeans, espadrilles and a torn blue T-shirt through which spilled a lot of black chest-hair.
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I wonder about the “espadrille-shoed chèvre” also.
Entretenir de grands espoirs - French Word-A-Day
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This isn't always obvious, but footwear is a good clue – serious dancers will be wearing beribboned espadrilles.
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I slipped on some white hemp soled espadrilles and went down to the open-air restaurant to get some food, because I was hungry.
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Many of Imelda's shoes are now in a museum, including the pair of simple canvas espadrilles she was wearing at the time she had to literally run from the palace to escape the revolt.