in dishabille

Even in dishabille, she maintains her composure and rarely seems hot and bothered.

“Hey Bartender” toasts the conviviality of the saloon environment, dwelling at one point on a Bacchanalian celebration of Prohibition’s repeal, complete with a dancer in dishabille cavorting on a counter.

The arms were folded in dishabille resignation, as if to say: I know I'm stylish, but I don't need to prove it.

Madame Franchimeau was a large woman, with large features, and a figure that was very bad in dishabille, and very good in full dress.

Never, since then, have I heard men jeering over women as they look in dishabille, without wondering if those same men have ever seen themselves clearly in the mirrored washroom of a sleeping car.