strappy

• “Stephanie was tall in strappy heels with long straight hair, a blonde, and her voice was whiskey and soda.”

  Fictionaut: Bang, Bang

• “In the opening scene, Melanie Thorton, a low-level presidential campaign staffer, wears a pair of "strappy" Charles David sandals with a heel "thin and wide, like an upright graham cracker.”

  Newsweek: Where's the Wit?

• “Cosseted all winter in socks, your feet now are most likely gadding about in strappy sandals, flip-flops and peep-toe wedges.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Wanted for Assault

• “Women in summer dresses, their strappy sandals long discarded.”

  Simon & Schuster: Can You Survive The Zombie Apocalypse?

• “She still looked adorable in her yellow sundress and strappy white heels, but her mood had soured.”

  Simon & Schuster: Crossed

• “Unable to refrain from perusing the complete canvass before him, he saw that her flawlessly pedicured feet were nestled in muted gold strappy sandals.”

  Simon & Schuster: Who Said It Would Be Easy

• “Gucci has a strappy, black suede kitten heel with a big gold logo, "GG Cage" (great with a tan and coral red nails), £304, and Rupert Sanderson offers perhaps the chicest option with his open-toed "Napper" kitten heel in black and nude for £359 (not cheap, but guaranteed to still look good in five years' time).”

  The Wall Street Journal: Sensible and Stylish Summer Sandals

• “My strappy shoe snapped and my ankle flashed with pain as it twisted.”

  Simon & Schuster: My Fair Succubi

• “Christie went to a black-tie wedding when she was thirty-seven weeks pregnant, and she wore a long black knit dress that still looked plenty dressy and chic and left her strappy stilettos in the closet in favor of low-heeled shoes, which meant she could actually dance with her husband.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Mommy Diet

• “Accessorize with mid-heeled slingbacks or strappy sandals.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Ask Teri

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