Definition of espadrille
: a sandal usually having a fabric upper and a flexible sole
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Destinations like Round Hill in Jamaica and Lyford Cay in the Bahamas drew Hollywood stars, business tycoons, and titled Europeans because of the allure of relaxing in espadrilles amid similarly privileged like-minded souls in a sublime setting.
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The espadrilles are perfect for holiday travels and gifts, and can be purchased today.
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From spring through summer, espadrilles especially are a go-to for weekends, getaways, and whatever else your social life requires.
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Grazia - Pick up a pair of espadrilles from the Miansai x Soludos collaboration, launching today.
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Then scroll on for a few of this season’s key espadrille styles.
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Sneakers are fine, but go with something minimalist (Converse or Superga are good choices); in summer, espadrilles work well.
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Omar, meanwhile, wore a Christophe Lemaire djellaba and espadrilles in a Catalan-meets-Arabic spirit, a departure from his usual uniform dressing.
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Try wearing it with espadrilles now and during the fall with suede booties and a cardigan.
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Origin and Etymology of espadrille
French, alteration of espardille, ultimately from Latin spartum
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