• Women's Fashion, footwear

    Posted on July 15th, 2011

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    The Quiet Comfort of Espadrilles

    In all of the world’s many shoe options, one universal appeal is that of espadrilles. This is a simple shoe that can be cost effective and attractive, giving you many options for a lovely warm weather shoe.

    There are two basic styles to the espadrille – the simple, low cut and the more ornate. However, you should not be deceived, as these two simple delineations will provide you with literally THOUSANDS of individual espadrilles to choose from.

    The defining characteristic of an espadrille is a rope tied sole – common materials today would include jute and other synthetic fibers. The top of an espadrille can take on many forms and styles, from the simple to the truly elegant. Indeed, some of the world’s leading designers take great pride in designing espadrilles that offer the most beautiful people in the world the most beautiful footwear in the world, too.

    And truly, your choice in espadrilles today is something spectacular. There are lovely linen shoes that lace provocatively up the calf, tying off in a draping bow that will suggest a quiet, simple beauty. Complemented by a high heel design and this is an espadrille that makes even a simple shopping trip something worth watching.

    But you don’t need to feel like you need a place on the catwalk in order to take advantage of all the elegant charm these shoes can offer. Whether you want to slip on a low, simple pair to futz around the house or are lacing up something elegant to make a little more “controlled” statement, you can use an espadrille from a leading designer to help you stay in step with the fashion world.

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