| I wanted to wear my suede boots but it was raining that day, so espadrilles it was. |
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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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| 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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| 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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| Mascaret is also a brand of casual shoes, between sneakers and espadrilles, mounted on an original lasts combining cotton and raffia. |
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| Lovely espadrilles for kids who like to run around with cool shoes, with or without ties wrapped around their ankles. |
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| It is more relaxed: it works, for instance, with espadrilles and tennis pumps, as well as with wedge sandals. |
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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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| Try straw-coloured espadrilles or any shoe in soft caramel suede. |
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| And the casual elegance was completed by colorful footwear like flower-patterned espadrilles, a strong trend coming out of London. |
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| From 1880 onwards espadrilles were manufactured in factories using machinery that was adapted over time. |
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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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| Her husband wore a shortsleeved shirt, shorts and a pair of blue espadrilles. |
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| At leisure, I am free as a flâneur to dawdle the shops and streets of sunny St-Tropez, catch a game of pétanque, peruse the sexy sloops and find a perfect pair of espadrilles. |
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| Espadrilles, a modern classic since their revival at the turn of the decade, may reach their peak this summer. |
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| Espadrilles, fact fans, originate in the Pyrenees. |
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