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Definition of espadrille
: a sandal usually having a fabric upper and a flexible sole
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For accessories, go for something fun like a pom pom crossbody bag and lace-up espadrilles, then complete your look with a pair of mirrored cat-eye sunglasses (one of this season’s biggest trends).
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With these espadrilles from Soludos, the one-inch lift is entirely horizontal.
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Most espadrilles have a beige-colored base, so finding a pair of all-black ones is rare.
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Forget espadrilles or T-shirts; the Dolce & Gabbana floral coat cost an unapologetic $51,500.
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CANNES-XIETY Maybe pack some Xanax in with your espadrilles?
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CANNES-XIETY Maybe pack some Xanax in with your espadrilles?
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CANNES-XIETY Maybe pack some Xanax in with your espadrilles?
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CANNES-XIETY Maybe pack some Xanax in with your espadrilles?
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Origin and Etymology of espadrille
French, alteration of espardille, ultimately from Latin spartum
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