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suit-dress

[soot-dres]

noun

  1. a costume ensemble for women, consisting of a dress and matching coat or jacket.



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She portrays herself differently now: She generally opts for a suit-dress in blue or green, sometimes with a matching mask.

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The actress, 56, appeared to be in top character when she was spotted on Monday filming the highly-anticipated HBO Max show donning a regal pink suit-dress combination which she paired with a gold studded black belt and classic black stiletto pumps.

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The flowers adorned the Thom Browne hybrid suit-dress that Zazie Beetz wore to the Met Gala, and they have decorated the angel wings of a Victoria’s Secret runway model and the uniforms of Marriott employees, who wear leather camellias pinned to their suits.

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