low-rise
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- adjective
- /ˈloʊˌraɪz/
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- I don't particularly like low-rise skinny jeans, but I don't have to wear them to understand them.
- low-rise jeans
- wear low-rise
- low-rise cut
But these feel really good again, low rise, where this has got to look look, you haven't even reached my belly button look at this.
- But these feel really good again, low rise, where this has got to look look, you haven't even reached my belly button look at this.
- But yeah, basic sneakers that are low rise that are quite a bit below the ankle.
- Yeah, low rise pants as well.
- Number one, I think that jeans without stretch it to be burnt inhale unless they're like mum jeans or baggy or low rise.
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The fashion trend this season is all about low-rise trousers that flatter the figure.
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Many people enjoy wearing low-rise bottoms during the summer for a more relaxed fit.
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Yeah, low rise pants as well.
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And then the bottoms are again a low rise bottom.
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The skirt is called low rise or low waisted.
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I'm wearing my little Lulu Navy set, the low rise lines with my sports bra.
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We carry Silver Jeans in both mid-rise and low-rise cuts.
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They are in a low rise, a low rise, and then they're kind of like fitted, but like straight leg and they're stretchy.
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He prefers to wear low-rise jeans because they sit comfortably on his hips.
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Etymology
The word low-rise comes from the parts low 'not high' and rise 'to go up'. So low-rise clothes, especially jeans, are made to sit 'low' on the hips, below the waist.