The Espadrille Sneakers Fashion Insiders Are Wearing This Summer
No doubt, we need a little bit of everything to expand our wardrobes, from day-to-day pieces to options for playful occasions. I found the best espadrille sneakers using my expertise in the market, as well as factors including comfort, design, and, of course, style.
Espadrille sneakers are a fun, summery shoe that'll give your wardrobe a nice seasonal update. Below, find 15 of our favorite takes on the espadrille sneaker.
If you're fatigued by your old stash of Adidas sneakers, it's time to shop this fun collab that mixes jute with beaded details.
I adore platform sneakers, and this affordable pair from Keds is so chic. The multicolored jute rope will blend in seamlessly with all of your summer ensembles.
Speaking of mixing materials, denim shoes are having quite a moment. Grab Chloé's jute-trimmed version to go with all of your summer dresses.
Here you'll find texture on top of texture in this unique take on the espadrille sneaker trend.
A little logo love never hurts, especially when it comes courtesy of Celine's iconic triomphe symbol.
Lean into the joys of the season with nautical stripes paired next to a jute-trimmed sole.
Classic lovers, count on Tretorn's timeless silhouettes to go perfectly with your favorite jeans or breezy linen pants.
Step into your coastal girl era with this monochromatic take on the craft-inspired sneaker.
For added height, step into this stacked heel option by England-based brand Penelope Chilvers.
With a mix of creamy neutrals and jumbo laces, this is the sweet sneaker to add to your collection of playful kicks.
With perfectly distressed details Maison Margiela makes the espadrille sneaker look cooler than ever.
JW Anderson brings the moody vibes with a deep taupe option that easily mixes and matches with any hue in your closet.
If you love the look of sleek sneakers that gently hug your feet, Rag & Bone's low-profile design is what you need.
With thick laces and a summery jute trim, this is the sneaker that deserves a spot in your luggage this summer.
Amazon always has a wonderful selection of footwear—often at a reasonable price. This pair of platformed pink Superga sneakers are fantastic for all your spring outings.
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