Strapless dress

A dress designed without shoulder straps, supported by its fit around the bust and torso. It may use internal structure, elastic, or close tailoring to stay in place.

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Bodice: The fitted upper section of a dress or other garment, typically covering the torso. The strapless dress relies on a close-fitting bodice for support.
Spaghetti-strap dress: A dress with very thin shoulder straps, usually made from narrow fabric strips or cords. Its narrow straps provide shoulder support that a strapless dress lacks.
Wedding dress: A dress worn by a bride during a wedding ceremony or celebration. Strapless designs are a recurring bridal style, often paired with structured bodices.
Fashion tape: Double-sided adhesive tape designed to secure clothing to skin or fabric. It is sometimes used to help keep a strapless neckline in position.
Boning: Rigid or semi-rigid strips sewn into garments to reinforce their shape. Boning can stiffen a strapless bodice and help it resist slipping or collapsing.
Halter dress: A dress with straps or fabric that fasten behind the neck, leaving the shoulders exposed. A halter neckline shifts support to the neck rather than relying solely on torso fit.
Evening gown: A formal dress worn for evening events and occasions. Its formal silhouette is a frequent setting for strapless designs.
Bra: An undergarment designed to cover and support the breasts. Choosing support beneath a strapless dress can affect fit and appearance.
Corset: A close-fitting garment stiffened to shape or support the torso. Corsetry supplies a related method of shaping and supporting the upper body.
Off-the-shoulder dress: A dress with a neckline that sits below the shoulders, often with sleeves or straps on the upper arms. It exposes the shoulders while retaining fabric or sleeves around the arms.