Definition of espadrille
: a sandal usually having a fabric upper and a flexible sole
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Color-Block Espadrilles Classic espadrille sandals are perfect for summer, especially in these gorgeous pink and red hues.
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Like her sister, the Duchess of Cambridge, Pippa is known for being a tennis aficionado, and she was photographed at the tournament wearing a striking red wrap dress, mirrored sunglasses, and canvas espadrilles.
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Luckily for Pippa fans, her exact dress is still available to shop, along with a similar pair of espadrilles.
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The 34-year-old paired the outfit with a straw purse, canvas espadrilles and a white hat that matched the chapeau worn by her husband, James Matthews.
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Choose from five categories: espadrilles, heels, sandals, sneakers, and wedges, ranging from $98 to $170.
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This spring, there are a variety of flats out there: ballerinas, lace-ups, moccasins, and espadrilles.
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Modeled by Martha Hunt, the collection includes both casual and dressy slides and sandals, on-trend embellishments, and a range of go-anywhere wedge espadrilles.
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Shoppers have even more to look forward to come springtime, with warmer weather styles also in development, including espadrilles, sandals and casual booties.
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Origin and Etymology of espadrille
French, alteration of espardille, ultimately from Latin spartum
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