Noun
a sandal with a sole made of rope or rubber and a cloth upper part
Source: WordNetSome days she dressed tomboyishly—ripped jean shorts and Chucks with an oversized button-down shirt—and others she dressed more femme: a sundress and espadrille wedges, a bandanna tied Rosie the Riveter–style around her head. Source: Internet
From swimsuits to straw hats, these pieces have long found their homes in every fashion girl’s wardrobe — and when it comes to shoes, it’s the espadrille that’s emerging as summer’s No. 1 trend. Source: Internet
However, TOMS aren’t the only great espadrille on the market – and they’re certainly not the most affordable. Source: Internet