mannequin
/ˈmænɪkɪn/
noun
- A life-sized model of a human body, used to display clothes in stores or for artists.
- The store window featured a mannequin dressed in a red evening gown.
- Art students practiced drawing the human figure using a wooden mannequin.
- The mannequin's arm fell off when the salesperson tried to change its shirt.
- A person who models clothes; a fashion model (dated or informal).
- In the 1950s, she worked as a mannequin for a Paris fashion house.
- She moved like a mannequin on the runway, graceful and poised.
- The designer hired several mannequins to show his new collection.