If Cristina Pedroche boasts something, it is physical fitness. The presenter leads a very active life and always finds ways to improve her performance or take care of herself. This even applies when choosing footwear. She is capable of stepping on a high heel to the bells dressed in haute couture, but in her daily life she resorts to more practical footwear, specifically, footwear. barefoot.
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The presenter is the image of Joma and does not stop recommending her barefoot sports shoes on social media. This type of footwear with a completely flat, flexible sole and a wide, rounded toe to support the foot is not only recommended for walking for hours, but also for practicing sports such as running. In fact, Cristina recommends this type of running shoe as it allows for a natural stride, like walking barefoot.
The barefoot by Cristina Pedroche
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The specific model that Pedroche has just recommended is the Viper with a multicolored print. And although she recommends it for running, with such a cool design it is possible to integrate it even into urban looks: a barrel jean, a basic white t-shirt and a gray blazer (with a blue Klein sweater over the shoulders) also work with these Joma. We have them for 95.99 euros.
Viper lady barefoot 26 Joma women's running shoes – Multicolor
PVP in El Corte Inglés — 99.95 €
How to wear barefoot shoes with style
@holliemercedes
To confirm that this type of footwear is on the street, we signed this look from Hollie Mercedes. The Instagrammer combines super daring barefoot shoes (with the shape of the toes included) with pure trendy cargo pants and an overlay of basic t-shirts. The result is a comfortable, cool and very easy to emulate style.
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