Fauntleroy
adjective
Faun·tle·roy
ˈfȯntləˌrȯi,
ˈfän-
: characterized by a short tailored jacket, knee-length trousers, rather frilly shirt, wide collar with rounded corners, or large loose bow
dressed the boy in Fauntleroy clothes and kept his hair in curls
R. L. Taylor
R. L. Taylora Fauntleroy suit
a Fauntleroy collar
Word History
Etymology
after Lord Fauntleroy, boy hero of Frances Hodgson Burnett's novel Little Lord Fauntleroy (1886)