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French tuck
[ french tuhk ]
noun
- a style of wearing a shirt in which the front is tucked loosely into one’s waistband and the back is left free.
Word History and Origins
Origin of French tuck1
Example Sentences
Then there’s the tuck: You may be inclined to tuck the front of your blouse into your pants, but what was once known as the chic French Tuck has now been deemed the out-of-date Millennial Tuck, Greer said.
Tan France, the resident fashion designer and French tuck connoisseur on Netflix’s “Queer Eye,” is now a father.
Wilkinson frowns, and then arranges my jumper so that it is in a French tuck.
“We wanted to create an open neckline with a collar but not have it be too masculine. The silhouette is versatile enough that you can wear it with any kind of jean or pant, do a French tuck or tie up the front.”
You might know him from the French tuck or his distinctive hair.
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