Definition of sundress
: a dress with an abbreviated bodice usually exposing the shoulders, arms, and back
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Call it the Goldilocks effect, neither too much or too little of anything is good, but light clothes (in fabric and in color) help—all the better to break out a crisp white summer sundress—as do repellants.
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Queen Bey sported a gorgeous orange sundress, and Jay-Z rocked the 1920s millionaire look with a thin-striped polo and rolled up trousers.
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At one point, Kate Middleton, wearing a long, blue sundress and flats, had to run.
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Princess Charlotte was seen enjoying an ice cream cone while wearing an adorable pink sundress and matching hairbow.
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Summerleigh Geimer, 20, described a recent dinner date at which her mom modeled a new sundress with black and white stripes that was topped by a red sweater.
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Pippa, who is expecting her first child with husband James Matthews this fall, wore an $89 white cotton sundress with blue lace detailing from the maternity label, Seraphine, which is one of Princess Kate’s favorite designers.
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Stephens, who wears a black sundress, chases after her, leaving her mother, Claudia, sitting on a bench.
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George wore a green polo shirt and khaki shorts and Charlotte wore an adorable pink sundress.
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First Known Use of sundress
1875
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Definition of sundress for English Language Learners
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: a dress that is worn in warm weather and that does not cover the arms, shoulders, or neck
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