shirtdress
shirtwaister BrE
shirtwaist AmE

The Gap also had a stock pattern to make a shirtdress.

She also showed what seems to be turning up on every runway: the shirtdress.

The idea of a shirtdress sends her imagination into overdrive.

A variation of the original shirtdress is the "T-shirt dress".

Emma was dressed in a simple navy shirtdress with a black leather belt.

He even showed a shirtdress in gown form.

A great white shirtdress with big patch pockets also proved that longer day clothes can be smart.

A shirtdress is a style of dress which borrows details from a man's shirt.

The shirtdress - a strong motif in Milan - came to life as a mini-halter.

Think of how neat and breezy a classic cotton shirtdress is on a hot summer day.

A touch of gold, a jangling belt on a simple white shirtdress, then escape.

Women who are classic-minded, for example, can put the bandanna cardigan over the shirtdress.

Given her penchant for piling it on, a white shirtdress is "the perfect canvas," she said.

In the 60's, the shirtdress was cut as a loose chemise, followed by the wrap style of the 70's.

It was a blue and black gingham shirtdress with a full, calf-length skirt.

One can't ignore last summer's successful revival of the shirtdress, with its comfort and other functional qualities.

A sleeveless shirtdress is in white eyelet with a scalloped hem.

A casual corduroy shirtdress comes with a lame chiffon scarf.

She wore a rather plain shirtdress, with knee-length leggings and moccasins.

Her long shirtdress of soft-tanned tabuk hide was almost white.

It was a twill cotton shirtdress with a notch collar surplice top.

On her wrists, visible within the cape-like sleeves of the shirtdress, were silver bracelets.

Adding to the plaid story is a shirtdress with a full skirt buoyed by stiff petticoats.

She took off her working smock, opened the wardrobe and selected a shirtwaister dress.

She wore a pale lemon shirtwaister in wild silk, simple but of manifest quality.

She wore a shirtwaister dress of pale green cotton, her legs were bare, her feet sandalled.

Hilary wore a shirtwaister dress in multicoloured Indian cotton, three buttons at the neck undone.

She's wearing a floral shirtwaister in a virulent shade of turquoise, and eyeshadow to match, and there's a folder under her arm.

She was wearing her servant's clothing - a bottle-green cotton skirt, a white cotton shirtwaister, a light black shawl, black stockings and heavy shoes.

She was wearing a shirtwaister dress buttoned down the front and Venetia responded to the touch by undoing the three buttons of the dress above the waist.

Light-coloured hair fell over hei forehead in a fringe and down to the shoulders of a typical undergraduate's shirtwaister, faded, tightly belted and with a crumplec skirt.

Finally, she chose a navy and white spotted silk with a square neckline and a slim draped skirt, and a grey linen shirtwaister with a full skirt and patch pockets.

Highlights included a black tunic with a collar draped to the back, with an A-line skirt; a boucle knit tunic over bootleg pants, and a shirtwaister raincoat and A-line dress.

Side by side hung her coarse morning working outfits, made out of casement cloth, which she had had to buy herself, much of it second-hand to save money, and two afternoon ones - a white cotton shirtwaister, black skirt, lacy cap with streamers and lacy white pinafore.

As she walked into the room she saw Neil's eyes hard on her, registering her beautiful gown, her carefully dressed hair, and even though the gown was plain she looked like a queen of society in it, she knew, and she wished that she were wearing McAllister's shabby bottle-green shirtwaister again.

"An' the way some of them women gets their shirtwaists.

The baby still nursed, its head up under the girl's shirtwaist.

"They gave us each a blue shirtwaist dress and white gloves," she said.

I could not clean house in my new suit and a silk shirtwaist.

A moment later, Amos peeled the shirtwaist down her back.

We were also taught every year, it seemed, about the Triangle shirtwaist factory fire of 1911.

She fiddled with her shirtwaist, rubbing a spot of something.

Within the next 15 minutes, nearly 30 percent of all the Triangle Shirtwaist workers were killed.

After rising to the podium she declared that the shirtwaist workers go on a general strike.

By that point, an attentive young woman in a neat skirt and shirtwaist had come up to them.

She wears a white shirtwaist, which represents, perhaps, half a week's labor painting cans.

A shirtwaist was originally a separate blouse constructed like a shirt.

Less than a decade later, 146 employees of the Triangle shirtwaist company would die there in a horrific fire.

She felt the shirtwaist rip away from her shoulder as she was pulled up by it.

Leave it to a woman to screech about a simple skirt and shirtwaist."

Hastily she began to button up her shirtwaist with fingers that trembled.

She's wearing a blue-and-white striped dress, what they called a shirtwaist back then.

"Oh, dear, have you seen the new shirtwaists at Altman's?

His hand slid down and he pulled her shirtwaist out of her skirt.

She gave strong support to labor in the 1909-1910 New York shirtwaist makers strike.

In the production of shirtwaists in particular, the workforce was nearly all Jewish women.

The shape of the dress is a shirtwaist with short or elbow-length sleeves.

The buttons of the shirtwaist are in the same contrast colour used for the collar.

I had unbuttoned my shirtwaist blouse and laid it on the skirt.

Sarah slipped on her shirtwaist and buttoned it quickly.