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

The first four photos in the carousel showed Schumer modeling an array of swimsuits and bikinis, while the rest captured her showcasing some other outfits she took on vacation, including a black minidress and a baggy silk suit.

From MarketWatch

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

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

From Los Angeles Times

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

From Los Angeles Times

Olympic gymnast and gold medalist Simone Biles brought a pop of colour to the Met Gala carpet with a striking blue minidress that featured a collared neckline, a long train and jewelled appliques.

From BBC