maxi
- adjective
- /ˈmæksi/
:
largo
- It's quite simply just a plain black maxi slash MIDI dress.
And again, it's kind of an autumn maxi dress alternative.
- And again, it's kind of an autumn maxi dress alternative.
- And it leans in to the maxi dress trend that is here to stay.
- This one is by pieces, and I think this one's a maxi dress.
- And it is this gorgeous satin red cowl neck maxi dress.
- I really like to wear those MIDI dresses, the very tight body con kind of dresses or maxi skirts and have like a cropped jumper on top.
- This one's from Tiger Mist and I'm pairing it with this leopard silky long, like a maxi skirt.
- I got this green maxi dress and I love this because it's it's pretty plain so it's definitely casual or you can even dress it up.
- OK, this is the don't want to be a part maxi dress in a size small and in the color stone.
Examples
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It's just a really basic vest style maxi dress and it's got this really cute little pocket.
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And it leans in to the maxi dress trend that is here to stay.
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This one is by pieces, and I think this one's a maxi dress.
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And again, it's kind of an autumn maxi dress alternative.
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OK, this is the don't want to be a part maxi dress in a size small and in the color stone.
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I got this green maxi dress and I love this because it's it's pretty plain so it's definitely casual or you can even dress it up.
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But that coupled with the magenta, I mean that middle maxi coat is beautiful.
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And it is this gorgeous satin red cowl neck maxi dress.
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She wore a beautiful maxi dress that flowed elegantly to her ankles.
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For the summer party, I chose a bright floral maxi dress that was both comfortable and stylish.
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Surface Forms
Etymology
When we use maxi as an adjective it comes from the same maxi- or maximum, meaning 'largest' or 'longest'. That's why a maxi skirt or coat has a length that reaches the ankle.