Selected topics: Open-toed, as the images depict, refers to the shoe open at the toe -- a popular style of high heel. The ankle strap is a charming addition to many high heels, and often firms the shoe's support. For the neophyte, a skirt refers to a dress-garment from waist-to-hemline, and is separate; the dress refers to a one-piece dress-garment. An empire waist refers to a dress that is high-waisted in the general style as shown. Fishnets refer to stockings or pantyhose generally "criss-crossed" in pattern as shown. A slit-dress or slit skirt usually has an opening as depicted, and can be found on long or short dresses and skirts. A ruffled skirt or dress has a ruffling or similar embellishment. The sheer pleated dress depicted has semi-transparent or sheer sleeves, and is pleated in the form of folds vertically down the skirt. Because of its roominess, the pleated girth of the material permits the wearer (in a business/formal setting, for example) to cross her legs tastefully; the hemline is less likely to ride up, and the skirt remains loose, not tight. The micro-mini is an extremely short skirt or dress. The rest of the images are fairly self-explanatory.

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