Clothes & Fashion
Outfits, wardrobes, and finding your own style.
20 words
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the things you wear to cover your body, like shirts, trousers, and coats.
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the things you wear to cover your body, like shirts, trousers, and coats.
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a common word for popular styles of clothing, but also a way of doing something or the act of making an object by hand.
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a set of clothes you wear together, or a group of people working as a team or business; as a verb, it means to provide someone with equipment.
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a large cupboard for hanging clothes, or the collection of clothes that a person owns.
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a formal or technical word for a single piece of clothing, like a shirt or a dress.
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a piece of clothing you wear on the top half of your body, usually with buttons and a collar.
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a piece of clothing that covers the lower part of your body, with a separate part for each leg. In American English, people usually say 'pants' instead.
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a common word for a piece of clothing with a skirt, the act of putting on clothes, or preparing something like food or a wound.
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a short coat you wear over your clothes to stay warm; it can also mean a protective cover for a book or a potato skin.
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a common word for a piece of clothing you wear outside to stay warm, the fur on an animal, or a layer of something like paint.
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a warm piece of clothing with long sleeves, usually made of wool or cotton, that you wear on the top half of your body.
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a piece of clothing that hangs from the waist; as a verb, it means to go around the edge of something or to avoid a difficult topic.
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a set of matching clothes for work or formal events, a legal case in court, or one of the four groups in a pack of cards; as a verb, it means to be right or convenient for someone.
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a common word for the way something is done, a person's fashion, or a specific design; it can also mean to arrange something in a certain way.
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a word used to describe someone or something that looks fashionable, elegant, and attractive.
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a word used to describe something that is graceful, stylish, and high-quality — often because it is simple rather than complicated.
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a word used to describe things that are relaxed, informal, or happen by chance; it can also describe a worker who does not have a permanent job.