The five coolest honeycomb dresses that best combine with espadrilles this summer

If there is a comfortable and easy garment to wear in summer, it is the dress. Fresh, versatile and capable of solving any look effortlessly, there are certain designs that come back year after year because they really work. One of them is the dress with a 'honeycomb' body, characterized by that elastic gathering that adapts to the body comfortably without being rigid or uncomfortable.

The most elegant women over 50 have been opting for this type of dresses for years because they combine comfort and sophistication in equal parts. I myself have been using them for more than two decades and style references such as Vicky Martín Berrocal or Ángela Molina have shown season after season that they continue to be an infallible basic when the heat and flat sandals arrive. But if there is graphic proof of how present these designs are in summer, it is that they are already blooming in the catalogs of our favorite stores.

At Zara we find a renewed version of the honeycomb that focuses on the waist area, enhancing the silhouette. This combined with the cool fabric and the super versatile gingham print make this dress a textbook 24/7 for 35.95 euros.

Par y Escala is a brand made in Spain that has been monopolizing the most summer looks for several summers. cool on Instagram precisely with 'honeycomb' type designs. This long, patterned design is an example. An elegant and bohemian piece that only needs some wedge espadrilles and a carrycot to complete the look for 145 euros.

More modest is this Easy Wear dress in navy blue, which, if understood, can be super elegant and even save us from an impeccable work look. We would combine it with some red braided ballet flats and a raffia bag for 35.99 euros.

At H&M the 'honeycomb' is represented in a strapless neckline and an infinite length so elegant that to complete the look we only need some minimalist style flat sandals. It is available in three colors for 29.99 euros, although our favorite is red.

Back at Zara, we find the most naive of all: striped print in strawberry pink, hem with broderie anglaise and straps tied with bows. The typical cool dress to sign up for the dopamine dressing without excesses and without complications, for 35.95 euros.

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