Sentence examples for bare shoes from inspiring English sources
The ankle-strap sandal is a summer classic, revived each year for the very good reason that it is the most practical of bare shoes.
With bare shoes, consider these three C's: clean, clipped, and chip-free.
If you plan on wearing a dress with bare legs, consider a nude shoe.
If your wedding dress is a mini-dress or another dress that leaves part of your legs bare, your shoes become more of a focal point, so be sure to coordinate them properly with the dress.
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I don't usually go bare because my shoes do not feel comfortable unless I have them on".
They come in with wet shoes, bare knees, they shove their hands deep into their pockets, and stand in silent contemplation in the greasy air.
But the imagery -- handbags, sexy shoes, bare legs, body hair and female genitalia -- evokes a grown-up layering of Freudian fears and desires (Johnson).
Here, the actress Charlize Theron keeps a lithe form in all-black and a pair of T-straps; the singer Rihanna slips into a pajama suit with what look like bare feet (her shoes are that discreet); and the actress Kate Bosworth illuminates a flirty frock with sparkling, metallic heels and a fresh lip.
Bare, cutaway court shoes that force your toes to clamp on to the sole to hold on are always agony within half an hour; ankle boots or shoes with straps across the front of the foot (not the ankle) are much easier.
