bumsters

/ ˈbʌmstəz /

plural noun

1. trousers cut so that the top lies just above the cleft of the buttocks

Example Sentences

Kate Moss walked on water wearing bumsters for Alexander McQueen.

From The Guardian

Cool young things wear absurdly small clothing – low-slung jeans nicknamed “bumsters”, for obvious reasons; thongs; crop tops and, most ill-advisedly, “shrugs”, unflattering miniature cardigans.

From The Guardian

Bumsters Alexander McQueen’s famous trousers, so low they exposed the top of the wearer’s buttocks.

From The Guardian

His "bumsters", which appeared in 1996, spawned the trend in perilously low-rise, crevice-revealing jeans.

From BBC

Those little bumsters were in his first shows.

From BBC