Examples of using Espadrilles in English and their translations into French
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Espadrilles- the new favourite footwear of the summer- come with marine stripes
Think timeless with a twist: The TOGA espadrilles are an elegant riff on the warm-weather classic.
In the 80's, espadrilles were the summer shoe to wear on a beach holiday.
Casa Hernanz has been selling Castañer espadrilles for over a century and a half.
that the soldiers were sent to the front wearing espadrilles!
I came accross these wonderful white lace espadrilles.
specialized in colorful fabrics used for authentic, handmade espadrilles.
German label[espadrij] cooperates exclusively with the few companies that still make authentic espadrilles.
Our passion for espadrilles drives us to come up with new designs full of fashion,
These comfortable, flat espadrilles with rare, fancy multicoloured jute soles are ideal for holidays
Specialized in espadrilles, we have diversified our collections of shoes, with prestigious international brands,
In this picture I'm wearing the Chiara dress with Asos espadrilles that I literally will not take off,
from the pair of mules to the espadrilles, there will always be something to delight your summer wardrobe!
Take home a hamper from the Alps,'santons'(charms) from Provence, wooden toys from the Vosges and espadrilles from the Basque Country- all products made exclusively in France.
The accessory lines have gained the worldwide fame especially thanks to the Valentino Rockstud collections which include Valentino shoes just like heeled sandals, espadrilles, sneakers and pumps, and Valentino bags like clutches, satchels.
The colour of the olive trees and the elegance of the palm trees merge with grey sand dunes to form the waves of these irresistible men's espadrilles with geometric motifs.
I didn't hesitate to put on my leopard espadrilles and go bask in the sun!
wedges and espadrilles.
which still produces authentic espadrilles: The classic footwear is hand-sewn in a small Pyrenean village according to old traditions.
Inspired by the Argentinian gauchos' espadrilles called"alpargatas", the shoes are all double cotton-lined,