underskirt

She stepped out of her long underskirt and, naked, tried to get back into bed.

They would be worn draped up to display an underskirt.

She knotted the earrings into her underskirt to take along, not so much to wear but to hold.

The table's underskirt is trimmed in yards of ribbon fringe.

They may wear pantyhose but not an underskirt so walking shows their legs.

She walked back from the stove with a soft rustling of underskirts.

She rose and began to slide out of her dress and underskirt.

He held up a hand and she removed her fingers from the ties of her red underskirt.

Even the braided rag rugs on the floor were made of the brightest underskirts.

Two more underskirts followed, leaving only her skimpy cotton chemise.

By 1916 women were wearing a calf-length dress over an ankle-length underskirt.

He saw her pan- taloons and underskirts folded on the ground.

The full skirt was torn and stained, the net underskirt trailing at her heels.

The bodice is draped up at both sides and worn over a matching underskirt.

Many schools also require underskirts to be worn with the cheongsam.

It comes in black with a white daisy print and crinoline underskirt, $104.

And and the underskirt and everything's all in with the dress isn't it?

The women wore ankle-length underskirts and sometimes an overdress.

He moved her kimonos aside and loosed the underskirt waist band.

The women of Crete wore the garment more as an underskirt than the men, by lengthening it.

Dancers also wear white underskirts and a white apron.

A decorated stomacher extended over an embroidered and fringed underskirt.

One such has a halter neckline and a crinoline underskirt for $68.

Or wait, is my underskirt showing?

The underskirt, meant for indoor wear, was lighter, but rapidly becoming drenched along its lower edge.