suit-dress

[ soot-dres ]

noun

1. a costume ensemble for women, consisting of a dress and matching coat or jacket.

Example Sentences

She portrays herself differently now: She generally opts for a suit-dress in blue or green, sometimes with a matching mask.

From Washington Post

The actress, 56, appeared to be in top character when she was spotted on Monday filming the highly-anticipated HBO Max show donning a regal pink suit-dress combination which she paired with a gold studded black belt and classic black stiletto pumps.

From Fox News

The flowers adorned the Thom Browne hybrid suit-dress that Zazie Beetz wore to the Met Gala, and they have decorated the angel wings of a Victoria’s Secret runway model and the uniforms of Marriott employees, who wear leather camellias pinned to their suits.

From New York Times

Aided by their animal friends, each model then slipped out of her suit-dress via a zipper in back.

From Washington Times

Aided by their animal friends, each model then slipped out of her suit-dress via a zipper in back.

From Seattle Times