Preposition: on

• beach: Q Is it OK for women to go topless on beaches?

• screen: Now, at the ripe old age of 54, actor Jane Seymour dared to go topless on screen for the first time.

Modifying Another Word

• now: By this point Borrell was flying with sweat dripping from his now topless body.

Modifies a noun

• dancer: At the club, which features topless dancers behind the bar, Fanny Singer is identified by a red rose on her thigh.

• lady: Banned by US giant ' Toys R Us ' because of the inclusion of a topless lady!

• girl: More amazing than topless weather girls on Moscow TV.

• bar: I'm as confused as a baby in a topless bar.

• beach: Beaches Bali beaches, Kuta, topless beach, surfing.. .

• scene: Tom Cruise had ordered topless scenes of his fiancée Katie Holmes to be cut from her latest film.

Used with adjective complement

• pose: More Just Style 10/13/2005 Pam strips for anti-fur ad HERE is Playboy star Pamela Anderson posing topless for an anti-fur campaign in China.

• permit: Tip - Cannes Antibes and Nice beaches permit topless tanning which is why so many film stars and model girls love the French Riviera.

• go: Now, at the ripe old age of 54, actor Jane Seymour dared to go topless on screen for the first time.

• appear: In 1988, Paula caused a stir by appearing topless for a special photo shoot in Mayfair magazine.

• sunbathe: Weather was kind for the time of year, even managed to sunbathe topless, not bad for November!

Preposition: in

• sea: I know what you mean now, her topless in the sea on the end of that video!

• newspaper: I could not believe that they could be so callous and compare nourishing my baby with milk to someone appearing topless in a newspaper.