Definition of miniskirt
: a woman's short skirt with the hemline several inches above the knee
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At the same tournament, Anna Kournikova drew scrutiny for her mini-miniskirt and midriff-baring top.
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Photo after photo of anonymous women shot from behind, all with noticeably large backsides, all in miniskirts or short shorts.
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Some staffers view her as a symbol of the Ailes era, because Ailes directed her to enforce his miniskirt wardrobe policy for on-air talent.
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In one of the most ferocious performances of the night, Christiana Perrault pistons her hips in a black fringe miniskirt cut to the moon as Turner.
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But while the unenlightened are still debating whether women over 50 should be allowed to wear miniskirts, nothing short of a fashion revolution has been taking place on the red carpet.
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Too many miniskirts and spaghetti straps were trotting in, and a return to correct formality was in order.
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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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First Known Use of miniskirt
1962
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