high-low
- adjective
- /haɪ-loʊ/
- She wore a stunning high-low dress that was short in the front and flowed elegantly in the back.
Examples
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Cara de Levine, one of Carl's favorite runway models, wore a high low dress, short at the front, longer at the back with very dramatic sleeves.
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Needless to say, I removed the "cut away" piece and now am back to the high-low hem.
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I got it also at Charlotte Rouge and it's like a high, low dress.
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The wedding party's attire included beautiful high-low skirts that highlighted the bride's style.
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For the summer festival, she chose a colorful high-low top that paired perfectly with her shorts.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
High-low comes from the words high and low, meaning 'higher' and 'lower'. It describes a dress or skirt with a hem that is higher at the front and lower at the back, so a high-low style shows the front and hangs longer at the back.