minidress

British  

/ ˈmɪnɪˌdrɛs /

noun

1. Often shortened to: mini.  a very short dress, at least four inches above the knee

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Example Sentences

I checked into my room at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino—a resort famous for exhibiting a Union Jack minidress that had once belonged to Ginger Spice—and quickly realized that, outside of a couple of perfunctory interviews with catatonic teens, I didn’t have much to do with myself.

From Slate

In June, the singer revealed alternative album artwork "approved by God" after the original cover - which showed her on her hands and knees in a black minidress with a suited man grabbing her hair - sparked controversy.

From BBC

Sometimes she’s wearing a tightly laced corset, a wool minidress or a methodical two-piece set.

From Los Angeles Times

Earlier in June, the Espresso singer shared art for her album, Man's Best Friend, which shows her on her hands and knees in a black minidress with a suited man grabbing her hair.

From BBC

Swift took the stage in a black minidress and knee-high black boots.

From Los Angeles Times