A dress is a one-piece garment that covers the body and extends down over the legs, typically worn by women. Dresses come in a very wide variety of styles and are worn in a broad variety of contexts and situations.
Dress Tags
Types of Dress
Dresses by Purpose, Theme, or Style
Dress Types by Construction
Dress Length
Dress Appearance
Miscellaneous Appearance
These tags describe something about the dress' appearance, but not based on specific elements of its construction or its purpose, these tags should be used in combination with tags above.
Minor Construction Elements
These tags describe design features that can alter the appearance of a dress, but aren't important enough to define the name of the dress. These tags should at least be paired with the `dress` tag. These tags are not limited to dresses.
- halter neck — the front of the dress is held up by material that wraps around the wearer's neck
- pelvic curtain — a long piece of material that hangs loosely over, and covers the wearer's crotch
- plunging neckline — the neckline exposes the wearer's chest and abdomen
- cutout — "windows" in the dress, exposing parts of the wearer's body
- belly cutout — a large part of the wearer's abdomen is exposed
- cleavage cutout — the wearer's cleavage is shown through a window, with material on all sides
Interacting with Dresses