espadrilles They have always been present in our lives. From small to adult stage. We have taken them in all their versions, colors, heights and fabrics, and in 2023 we will have a very extensive collection on the summer shoe shelf like never before.
Espadrilles rage flared up a few seasons ago, ever since members of the royal family and high society women The British and Spaniards began to wear them at all times. As guests at weddings (not as emergency shoes), even to work or for intimate and family moments. And yes, they have also been on the catwalks of major international and national fashion brands.
What to wear with espadrilles
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In the image we see sasa de osma in a guest dress at one of the weddings of Philippos from Greece and Nina Flor. The wife of Prince Christian of Hanover chose classic-cut black wedge espadrilles with ankle straps to complete her look with a flowing patterned midi dress. Although there is no written rule, ideally one should take espadrilles in daytime activitiesas Sassa demonstrates with her gaze.
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For the 2022 book fair, Queen Letizia also chose espadrilles. super comfortable wedge. Pairing her shirtdress with a flowy ruffled skirt, the overall pink look won over those who adore her more casual style.
- Bet on espadrilles the same color that you look in your clothes like a queen in this image.
- You can also wear espadrilles in neutral tones that go with everything: gold, black, flesh, white…
- it’s the other way around. Trendy colors like fuchsia, orange, purple and fun colors like yellow, red, aqua…
- Different height for different events. In everyday life, do not hesitate to look for options on a flat sole or on a low platform, as well as on a midi wedge. In a special case, you can increase the number of centimeters and even choose wide esparto heels in general.
Espadrilles from smallest to largest in trend
open-toe espadrilles
While you will certainly see peep toe models wearing espadrilles, this is not the most popular design in 2023. fingers are fully extended. The same goes for salons.
covered espadrilles
The leg is worn much more open, whether flat or platform, closed espadrilles. They won’t be the ones we most often see in 2023 street style..
Printed espadrilles
The truth is that we will still see printed espadrilles this season, but they will not be the most common. espadrilles quintessential fashion smooth. Of course, you will find floral, animal print, stripes…
Espadrilles Marypaz (Ref: 95259). Cost: 35.99 euros.
jeweled espadrilles
The sandals that mark the season are much easier than effective. Thus, it does not require large embellishments or embellishments to match your look.
sports style espadrilles
While in theory it’s a great idea (and we’ll definitely wear them again), this summer other sports shoes are the one that reigns – the retro football ones – and we left jute and esparto grass for classic espadrilles, not sneakers.
gold espadrilles
Metallics (both gold and silver) are an absolute trend in the world of accessories, as well as in espadrilles. In addition, this buy wisely because they are the easiest to combine.
crab style espadrilles
Those who want to invest in new fashionable espadrilles should consider the style of crab shoes. It has been adapted with an esparto sole to create comfortable espadrilles with a strong personality.
Espadrilles with vinyl
Not only in the world of espadrilles, vinyl is also one of the trends in other footwear, such as high heeled sandals. Are jute wedge shoes with wide vinyl strap They are perfect for summer looks. And they go with everything!
100% raffia
Espadrilles that from the same material in all its parts, not only jute or raffia on the sole, platform and heel. They also have a wide heel, a thick strap and an ankle bracelet.
Espadrilles Mango (REF. 57030011-LAILO-LM ). They cost: 49.99 euros,
traditional espadrilles
Country style espadrilles have already taken over the market in 2022 and in 2023 we don’t want to forget their original way of wearing them. wrap your leg with contrasting laces.
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