| A designer of full-skirted dresses |
| Framework for a skirt. |
| City's outskirts, for short |
| _____ Courreges, introducer of the miniskirt |
| Neckline ruffle |
| In a sauce of tomatoes, mushrooms, shredded meat, truffles, and grated cheese |
| Stiffened petticoat worn to puff out a skirt |
| Skimpy skirts |
| Truffles and toadstools |
| Outskirts of the outskirts |
| Ruffled |
| Skirt |
| Spread gradually outward, as a skirt |
| Ruffles |
| Above-the-knee skirts |
| Above-the-knee skirt |
| Accessory with a hula skirt |
| Like some skirts, say |
| Brightly coloured cloth worn in Asia as an ankle-length skirt |
| Alters a skirt |
| Skirt go-with |
| Fly TVs into outskirts of Tallahassee (6) |
| Grass skirt go-with |
| Skirt that stops at the ankles |
| Just-right skirts? |
| Alter, as a skirt |
| Like some hairdos or skirts |
| Full skirt with a tight waistband |
| Skirting board |
| Leg-fancier's preferred skirt style |