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backless

British  
/ ˈbæklɪs /

adjective

  1. (of a dress) low-cut at the back

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Social media influencer Emma Chamberlain looked sharp and on theme with a backless tailored suit dress designed by French fashion house Courrèges.

From BBC

And especially the occasional cowboy hat, which accompanied not only casual ensembles but, to close out the show with a memorable look, a backless gown dress in sparkly gold.

From Seattle Times

Jimenez likes a backless settee or daybed placed in front of a fireplace, so people can admire the flames facing one way and turn to converse with others in the opposite direction.

From Seattle Times

“It’s a ‘black run,’ so I had worn a strapless backless dress, and I taped it to myself.”

From Seattle Times

Socks without shoes, and backless or smooth-soled slippers, can lead to falls.

From Washington Post