Definition of miniskirt
: a woman's short skirt with the hemline several inches above the knee
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Misha Nonoo oversize poly-blend blazer, $450; A-line miniskirt with horn buttons, $250; wide-leg pants, $250; and cotton-blend shirt, $185; at mishanonoo.com.
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As night fell, the streets were dotted with young trans women standing on corners in miniskirts, looking for their next trick.
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The outfits and accessories, like chanterelle miniskirts, lettuce-leaf ball gowns, fennel fringes, fiddle-leaf earrings and yes, that banana jumpsuit (do not try this at home) are as chic as a spread in Vogue.
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Perhaps what's most impressive about Beyoncé's new look, is that her miniskirt is actually shorter than the length of her hair.
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Likewise, the designer showed simple silhouettes with many drop-waist dresses, the house tweeds cut into longer length jackets over miniskirts and more than one pair of bedazzled evening overalls.
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Doubtless the shirt and miniskirt themselves would be a perfectly cute outfit on their own, but that resplendent matching duster elevates this into something indelible.
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No ripped jeans, sleeveless shirts, shorts or miniskirts.
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Consider shirting that comes all the way down to your shins or kicking a classic button-down up a notch with a motorcycle jacket–inspired miniskirt.
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First Known Use of miniskirt
1962
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