With spring already established in our routine, the vast majority of us can’t think of anything but the mid-season basics, and although trench coats and the first sandals have stolen all the spotlight, we must not lose sight of the espadrilles. The reason? They are an investment worth it, as they are comfortable, lightweight, and have that artisanal touch that always works when you’re looking to make your look feel fresher.
Moreover, something that fascinates us about them is that they adapt to any style you have in mind, whether it’s a linen dress, a pair of straight-leg jeans, or a midi skirt for an office look. They always fit. They are that wardrobe staple that doesn’t understand age, occasions, or settings. Now, however, not all are the same. There are with wedges for those who want to look elongated, flats for day-to-day wear, or sandal-type if you need to have the best of both worlds.
If you need an all-terrain model? Look at the materials (canvas and suede), at the fastening (much better if they tie at the ankle because they also slim the leg) and at the color. We’re not going to reinvent the wheel, but neutral tones always act as that ally that never goes out of fashion.
The Best Espadrilles for Spring
Blue espadrilles with wedge and ribbons by Vidorreta, 89.90 euros.
Blue espadrilles with wedge and ribbons by Vidorreta, 89.90 euros. It is a model that concentrates the best of both worlds. On one hand it has a classic style that never goes out of fashion, and on the other, a color that is somewhat different, but just as wearable with which you’ll stand out wherever you go.
Embroidered espadrilles in fuchsia tones by Toni Pons, 89.95 euros.
Embroidered espadrilles in fuchsia tones by Toni Pons, 89.95 euros. If there is something that stands out about this model, it’s its floral embroidery. It is special, romantic, and very feminine; making it perfect for monochrome looks or simple outfits that don’t go overboard.
Natural-toned espadrilles with lace detail by Castañer, 205 euros.
Natural-toned espadrilles with lace detail by Castañer, 205 euros. Seeing them instantly makes you swoon. I find this model very special, never going out of fashion and working especially well when you’re aiming to look elegant, but don’t want to appear overdressed.
Black espadrilles with ankle bracelet by Pretty Ballerinas, 149 euros.
Black espadrilles with ankle bracelet by Pretty Ballerinas, 149 euros. They are the ones I would buy if they’re the first you add to your wardrobe. Black is always a safe bet, and this model in particular is practical, easy to pair with, and very versatile.
Brown espadrilles with contrast embroidery by Alhamas, 105 euros.
Brown espadrilles with contrast embroidery by Alhamas, 105 euros. This design combines the classic base of the espadrille with floral embroidery that brings a very feminine, special and exquisitely elegant touch. I love wearing them with neutral-toned garments, but also with jeans and linen dresses.
Flat espadrilles in earth tones by Fabiolas, 79.95 euros.
Flat espadrilles in earth tones by Fabiolas, 79.95 euros. Finally, these espadrilles stand out because they are as comfortable as sneakers. In addition, the earth-tone mix makes them a very easy option to pair with, so you’ll get a lot of use out of them.
