English Vocabulary for Women's Clothing | Youtube Videos

Let's go shopping! In this video, we have a big list of common clothing items. They're for all seasons, and we have some clothes for the baby, too. We have women's clothing, men's clothing, baby's clothing, summer clothing, winter clothing, types of shirts, and types of skirts. Bring your credit cards, and let's get started! Are you ready?

Women's Clothing Vocabulary

No.	Word	Phonics	Description	Example
1	Blouse	/blaʊs/	A loose-fitting top, often with buttons or a collar.	She wore a floral blouse with jeans.
2	Skirt	/skɜːrt/	A garment that hangs from the waist and covers part of the body.	Her skirt was knee-length and stylish.
3	Dress	/drɛs/	A one-piece garment that covers the body from shoulders to hem.	She wore a beautiful summer dress.
4	Pants	/pænts/	A piece of clothing that covers the legs and waist.	He prefers to wear pants instead of shorts.
5	Jacket	/ˈdʒækɪt/	A lightweight outer garment that fastens at the front.	She wore a leather jacket to the concert.
6	Coat	/koʊt/	A warm outer garment that covers the upper body.	Her coat kept her warm during the winter.
7	T-shirt	/ˈtiːʃɜːrt/	A casual top made of cotton, often with short sleeves.	He wore a graphic T-shirt to the party.
8	Sweater	/ˈswɛtər/	A knitted garment worn on the upper body for warmth.	She knitted a cozy sweater for the winter.
9	Cardigan	/ˈkɑːrdɪɡən/	A knitted garment that opens in the front, usually with buttons.	He wore a cardigan over his shirt.
10	Blazer	/ˈbleɪzər/	A smart jacket, typically worn as part of formal attire.	She paired her blazer with tailored pants.
11	Jumpsuit	/ˈdʒʌmpsuːt/	A one-piece garment that combines a top and pants.	She wore a stylish jumpsuit to the event.
12	Romper	/ˈrɒmpər/	A one-piece outfit combining a top and shorts.	The romper was perfect for the summer festival.
13	Tunic	/ˈtjuːnɪk/	A long top that falls to the hips or lower, often worn with leggings.	She wore a tunic with skinny jeans.
14	Maxi dress	/ˈmæksi drɛs/	A long, flowing dress that reaches the ankles.	Her maxi dress was perfect for the beach.
15	Midi dress	/ˈmɪdi drɛs/	A dress that falls between the knee and ankle.	The midi dress was elegant and versatile.
16	A-line dress	/ˈeɪ laɪn drɛs/	A dress fitted at the waist and flaring out towards the hem.	She looked lovely in her A-line dress.
17	Sheath dress	/ʃiːθ drɛs/	A form-fitting dress that hugs the body and typically ends at the knee.	The sheath dress accentuated her curves.
18	Wrap dress	/ræp drɛs/	A dress that wraps around the body and ties at the waist.	She wore a wrap dress for a flattering fit.
19	Shift dress	/ʃɪft drɛs/	A loose-fitting dress that hangs straight from the shoulders.	The shift dress is comfortable for everyday wear.
20	Peplum top	/ˈpɛpləm tɒp/	A top with a ruffle or flared section at the waist.	She paired her peplum top with a pencil skirt.
21	Camisole	/ˈkæmɪsoʊl/	A sleeveless top worn as an undergarment or for layering.	She wore a lace camisole under her blouse.
22	Halter top	/ˈhɔːltər tɒp/	A sleeveless top that ties around the neck.	The halter top is great for hot weather.
23	Off-the-shoulder	/ɔf ðə ˈʃoʊldər/	A top that sits below the shoulders, exposing them.	She wore an off-the-shoulder top for a trendy look.
24	Strapless	/ˈstræpləs/	A garment without straps, often used for formal dresses.	The strapless dress was perfect for the evening gala.
25	Corset	/ˈkɔːrsɪt/	A tightly fitted undergarment worn to shape the waist.	She wore a corset for a vintage-inspired look.
26	Leggings	/ˈlɛɡɪŋz/	Tight-fitting pants made from stretchy material.	She wore leggings for her yoga class.
27	Jeggings	/ˈdʒɛɡɪŋz/	Leggings that resemble jeans, combining comfort and style.	Jeggings are great for casual outings.
28	Shorts	/ʃɔrts/	Garments that cover the lower body, ending above the knee.	She wore denim shorts on a hot day.
29	Culottes	/kʌˈlɒts/	Loose-fitting pants that resemble a skirt, often knee-length.	She wore culottes for a comfortable yet stylish look.
30	Trousers	/ˈtraʊzərz/	Formal pants that are typically made from heavier fabric.	She wore tailored trousers to the office.
31	Cargo pants	/ˈkɑːrɡoʊ pænts/	Loose-fitting pants with large pockets, often used for casual wear.	He wore cargo pants while hiking.
32	Palazzo pants	/pəˈlɑːzoʊ pænts/	Wide-legged trousers that are usually made from lightweight fabric.	She loved the flowy design of her palazzo pants.
33	Pencil skirt	/ˈpɛnsl skɜːrt/	A fitted skirt that tapers at the knees, often worn in professional settings.	The pencil skirt is a classic piece for the office.
34	Mini skirt	/ˈmɪni skɜːrt/	A short skirt that typically ends above the knees.	She wore a mini skirt with tights for a night out.
35	Kimono	/kɪˈmoʊnoʊ/	A traditional Japanese robe that is often worn as a casual outer garment.	She wore a colorful kimono for the festival.
36	Trench coat	/trɛnʃ koʊt/	A long, waterproof coat often belted at the waist.	She wore a trench coat on rainy days.
37	Overcoat	/ˈoʊvərkoʊt/	A long coat worn over other clothing for warmth.	He wore an overcoat to stay warm in winter.
38	Raincoat	/ˈreɪnkoʊt/	A waterproof coat designed to keep dry during rain.	She wore a raincoat on a stormy day.
39	Parka	/ˈpɑːrkə/	A warm jacket with a hood, often lined with fur or fleece.	She wore her parka for the snowy hike.
40	Hoodie	/ˈhudi/	A sweatshirt with a hood, often casual and comfortable.	He wore a hoodie while lounging at home.
41	Crop top	/krɒp tɒp/	A short top that ends above the waist, often paired with high-waisted bottoms.	She wore a crop top with high-waisted jeans.
42	Cami dress	/ˈkæmi drɛs/	A dress with thin straps, similar to a camisole.	She wore a floral cami dress to the picnic.
43	Activewear	/ˈæktɪvˌwɛr/	Clothing designed for physical activities, such as workouts.	She bought new activewear for her gym sessions.
44	Yoga pants	/ˈjoʊɡə pænts/	Stretchy pants designed for yoga and other physical activities.	She prefers yoga pants for her fitness classes.
45	Nightgown	/ˈnaɪtˌɡaʊn/	A loose-fitting garment worn for sleeping.	She changed into her favorite nightgown.
46	Robe	/roʊb/	A loose outer garment often worn at home or after a bath.	She wrapped herself in a soft robe after the shower.
47	Slippers	/ˈslɪpərz/	Comfortable shoes worn indoors.	She wore fluffy slippers around the house.
48	Socks	/sɑːks/	Garments worn on the feet, usually inside shoes.	She wore warm socks during the winter.
49	Tights	/taɪts/	Close-fitting legwear that covers the legs, often worn under skirts or dresses.	She wore tights with her dress for warmth.
50	Stockings	/ˈstɑːkɪŋz/	Sheer legwear that covers the legs and is often held up with garters.	She wore stockings for a formal occasion.
51	Corset	/ˈkɔːrsɪt/	A tightly fitting undergarment used to shape the waist.	She wore a corset under her dress for a vintage look.
52	Shapewear	/ˈʃeɪpˌwɛr/	Underwear designed to shape and smooth the body.	She chose shapewear to enhance her silhouette.
53	Bodysuit	/ˈbɒdisuːt/	A one-piece form-fitting garment that covers the torso and crotch.	She wore a bodysuit with her high-waisted skirt.
54	Petticoat	/ˈpɛtɪˌkoʊt/	A slip worn under a skirt or dress to give it fullness.	She wore a petticoat under her vintage dress.
55	Swimwear	/ˈswɪmˌwɛr/	Clothing designed for swimming, such as bikinis and one-pieces.	She bought new swimwear for her beach vacation.
56	Bikini	/bɪˈkiːni/	A two-piece swimsuit typically worn by women.	She wore a stylish bikini at the pool.
57	One-piece	/ˈwʌn piːs/	A single garment for swimming that covers the body.	She prefers a one-piece for comfort while swimming.
58	Cover-up	/ˈkʌvər ʌp/	A lightweight garment worn over swimwear.	She put on a cover-up after swimming.
59	Sarong	/səˈrɒŋ/	A large piece of fabric worn wrapped around the body, often at the beach.	She tied a sarong around her waist at the beach.
60	Kaftan	/ˈkæftæn/	A loose, flowing garment, often made of lightweight fabric.	She wore a colorful kaftan on her summer holiday.
61	Sweater dress	/ˈswɛtər drɛs/	A knitted dress made for warmth and comfort.	She styled her sweater dress with boots.
62	Turtleneck	/ˈtɜːrtəlˌnɛk/	A high-necked sweater or top that fits snugly around the neck.	He wore a turtleneck under his blazer.
63	V-neck	/viː nɛk/	A top or dress with a V-shaped neckline.	She wore a V-neck top with a statement necklace.
64	Crew neck	/kruː nɛk/	A round neckline on a garment.	The crew neck t-shirt is a classic style.
65	Scoop neck	/skuːp nɛk/	A wide, rounded neckline on a garment.	She wore a scoop neck top for a casual look.
66	Embroidered	/ɪmˈbrɔɪdərd/	Fabric decorated with needlework designs.	She wore an embroidered blouse to the party.
67	Printed	/ˈprɪntɪd/	Fabric or clothing that features patterns or designs.	The printed dress was a hit at the summer festival.
68	Polka dots	/ˈpoʊkə dɑːts/	A pattern consisting of large dots, often on clothing.	She wore a cute dress with polka dots.
69	Striped	/straɪpt/	Fabric or clothing featuring stripes.	The striped shirt looked great with her jeans.
70	Floral	/ˈflɔːrəl/	A pattern or print featuring flowers.	She loved her floral dress for spring.
71	Checkered	/ˈtʃɛkərd/	Fabric or clothing with a check pattern.	He wore a checkered shirt for a casual outing.
72	Houndstooth	/ˈhaʊndstuːθ/	A broken check pattern often seen in fabrics.	Her houndstooth blazer was very fashionable.
73	Geometric	/dʒiˈɒmətrɪk/	Patterns made of shapes such as triangles or squares.	She wore a geometric print dress to the party.
74	Animal print	/ˈænɪməl prɪnt/	Patterns that mimic animal skin or fur.	She wore an animal print top for a bold look.
75	Denim	/ˈdɛnɪm/	A sturdy cotton fabric often used for jeans and jackets.	She loved her denim jacket for casual outings.
76	Corduroy	/ˈkɔːrdərɔɪ/	A durable fabric with a ribbed texture, often used for pants.	He wore corduroy pants for a vintage look.
77	Velvet	/ˈvɛlvɪt/	A soft, luxurious fabric with a dense pile.	She wore a velvet dress for the evening event.
78	Satin	/ˈsætɪn/	A smooth, glossy fabric often used for formal wear.	Her satin gown was stunning at the ball.
79	Silk	/sɪlk/	A soft, luxurious fabric made from silkworms.	She wore a silk scarf with her outfit.
80	Lace	/leɪs/	A delicate fabric made with intricate patterns, often used in dresses.	The lace dress was perfect for the wedding.
81	Mesh	/mɛʃ/	A fabric with a net-like structure, often used in activewear.	She wore a mesh top for her workout.
82	Fleece	/fliːs/	A soft, warm synthetic fabric used for jackets and loungewear.	She loved her fleece jacket for outdoor activities.
83	Chiffon	/ʃɪˈfɒn/	A lightweight, sheer fabric often used for elegant dresses.	The chiffon dress flowed beautifully in the breeze.
84	Tweed	/twiːd/	A coarse wool fabric, often used for jackets and skirts.	She wore a tweed skirt to the office.
85	Brocade	/brəˈkeɪd/	A rich fabric woven with a raised pattern, typically used in formal wear.	The brocade gown was stunning for the gala.
86	Jacquard	/ʒəˈkwɑːrd/	A fabric with intricate patterns woven into it, often used for clothing.	She loved her jacquard jacket for its uniqueness.
87	Linen	/ˈlɪnɪn/	A lightweight, breathable fabric made from flax.	She wore a linen blouse for comfort in the heat.
88	Tulle	/tuːl/	A lightweight, fine netting fabric often used in skirts and veils.	Her tulle skirt added volume to her outfit.
89	Organza	/ɔːrˈɡænzə/	A thin, stiff fabric often used for formal wear.	The organza overlay on her dress was beautiful.
90	Pashmina	/pæʃˈmiːnə/	A fine type of cashmere wool, often used for scarves.	She wrapped herself in a soft pashmina scarf.
91	Cashmere	/ˈkæʃmɪr/	A soft wool made from cashmere goats, often used in sweaters.	She loved her cashmere sweater for its warmth.
92	Merino wool	/məˈriːnoʊ wʊl/	A soft, fine wool from Merino sheep, often used in sweaters and base layers.	She chose a merino wool top for warmth and comfort.
93	Polyester	/ˌpɒliˈɛstər/	A synthetic fabric often blended with other fibers for durability.	The polyester dress was easy to care for.
94	Rayon	/ˈreɪɒn/	A semi-synthetic fabric made from cellulose, often soft and drapey.	She wore a rayon blouse for a flowy look.
95	Spandex	/ˈspændɛks/	A stretchy fabric often used in activewear.	Her spandex leggings were perfect for yoga.
96	Synthetic	/sɪnˈθɛtɪk/	Fabrics made from chemical compounds, often durable and low-maintenance.	The synthetic jacket was waterproof and lightweight.
97	Organic cotton	/ɔrˈɡænɪk ˈkɑːtn/	Cotton grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers.	She chose organic cotton t-shirts for their softness.
98	Athleisure	/æθˈliːʒər/	A trend of wearing athletic clothing in casual settings.	The athleisure outfit was stylish and comfortable.
99	Vintage	/ˈvɪn.tɪdʒ/	Clothing styles from a previous era, often considered classic.	She loves to shop for vintage dresses at thrift stores.
100	Designer	/dɪˈzaɪnər/	High-end clothing created by a well-known designer.	She wore a designer dress to the gala.
101	Couture	/kuːˈtʊr/	High-fashion clothing created by fashion designers.	The couture collection was stunning on the runway.
102	Boutique	/buːˈtiːk/	A small shop selling fashionable clothing.	She found a unique dress at her favorite boutique.
103	Fashion	/ˈfæʃən/	A popular style in clothing, accessories, and lifestyle.	She keeps up with the latest fashion trends.
104	Trend	/trɛnd/	A general direction in which something is developing or changing.	The trend this season is bold colors.
105	Wardrobe	/ˈwɔːrdroʊb/	A collection of clothing and accessories owned by a person.	She organized her wardrobe for easier access.
106	Accessory	/əkˈsɛsəri/	An item added to enhance an outfit, such as jewelry or bags.	She chose a scarf as her accessory for the outfit.
107	Handbag	/ˈhændbæɡ/	A bag carried by hand, often used for carrying personal items.	She packed her handbag with essentials.
108	Clutch	/klʌtʃ/	A small, strapless handbag used for formal occasions.	She carried a chic clutch to the party.
109	Tote bag	/toʊt bæɡ/	A large bag with handles, used for carrying everyday items.	She took a tote bag to the beach.
110	Backpack	/ˈbækˌpæk/	A bag carried on the back, often used for travel or school.	She used a backpack for her hiking trip.
111	Wallet	/ˈwɔːlɪt/	A small case for carrying money and cards.	She kept her ID and credit cards in her wallet.
112	Belt	/bɛlt/	A strip of material worn around the waist to hold clothing in place.	She wore a belt to accentuate her waist.
113	Scarf	/skɑːrf/	A piece of fabric worn around the neck for warmth or style.	She wrapped her scarf around her neck on a chilly day.
114	Hat	/hæt/	A head covering worn for warmth, protection, or style.	She wore a sun hat to protect her from UV rays.
115	Cap	/kæp/	A soft, flat hat often with a visor, worn for casual occasions.	He wore a baseball cap to the game.
116	Beanie	/ˈbiːni/	A small, knitted hat that fits snugly on the head.	She wore a beanie to keep warm during winter.
117	Gloves	/ɡlʌvz/	Hand coverings, often used for warmth.	She wore gloves to keep her hands warm in winter.
118	Mittens	/ˈmɪtənz/	Hand coverings with a separate section for the thumb.	She wore mittens while playing in the snow.
119	Sunglasses	/ˈsʌnˌɡlæsɪz/	Glasses designed to protect the eyes from sunlight.	She wore sunglasses to shield her eyes from the sun.
120	Jewelry	/ˈdʒuːəlri/	Decorative items worn for personal adornment.	She wore beautiful jewelry for the occasion.
121	Necklace	/ˈnɛklɪs/	An ornamental chain or string worn around the neck.	She wore a pearl necklace to the gala.
122	Bracelet	/ˈbreɪslɪt/	An ornamental band worn around the wrist.	She wore a charm bracelet that her friend gave her.
123	Earrings	/ˈɪrɪŋz/	Decorative items worn on the ears.	She chose silver earrings to match her outfit.
124	Ring	/rɪŋ/	A circular band worn on a finger, often decorative or symbolic.	She wore her grandmother's ring for good luck.
125	Brooch	/broʊtʃ/	A decorative pin worn on clothing.	She pinned a brooch on her coat for added flair.
126	Anklet	/ˈæŋklɪt/	A decorative band worn around the ankle.	She wore a delicate anklet during the summer.
127	Hairband	/ˈhɛrˌbænd/	A band worn around the head to hold hair back.	She used a hairband to keep her hair neat.
128	Hairpin	/ˈhɛrˌpɪn/	A pin used to secure hair in place.	She secured her hairstyle with a decorative hairpin.
129	Hair clip	/hɛr klɪp/	A fastening device for holding hair in place.	She used a hair clip to style her hair.
130	Bead	/biːd/	A small decorative object, often used in jewelry or embellishments.	She made a necklace with colorful beads.
131	Fabric	/ˈfæbrɪk/	Material made by weaving or knitting fibers together.	The fabric of her dress felt soft against her skin.
132	Pattern	/ˈpætərn/	A design or motif repeated on fabric or clothing.	The pattern on her dress was eye-catching.
133	Tailoring	/ˈteɪlərɪŋ/	The craft of designing and making clothes.	He studied tailoring to create custom suits.
134	Hem	/hɛm/	The finished edge of a garment, often folded and sewn.	She hemmed the skirt for a better fit.
135	Stitch	/stɪtʃ/	A loop of thread used in sewing to hold fabric together.	She used a zigzag stitch on the seams.
136	Seam	/siːm/	The line where two pieces of fabric are sewn together.	She checked the seam for any loose threads.
137	Tailor	/ˈteɪlər/	A person who makes or alters clothing.	He is a skilled tailor who creates bespoke suits.
138	Patternmaking	/ˈpætərnˌmeɪkɪŋ/	The process of creating templates for garment production.	She learned patternmaking to design her own clothes.
139	Fashion design	/ˈfæʃən dɪˈzaɪn/	The art of creating clothing and accessories.	She dreamed of a career in fashion design.
140	Textile	/ˈtɛkstaɪl/	A flexible material made from fibers or yarn.	She studied textile technology at university.

#	Vocabulary	Phonics	Description	Example Sentence
141	Cardigan	/ˈkɑːrdɪɡən/	A knitted sweater that opens in the front.	She wore a cardigan over her dress on a chilly evening.
142	Poncho	/ˈpɒnʃoʊ/	A loose outer garment with a hole for the head.	He wore a colorful poncho during the rain.
143	Jumpsuit	/ˈdʒʌmpsuːt/	A one-piece garment that combines a top and pants.	She wore a stylish jumpsuit to the summer party.
144	Overalls	/ˈoʊvərˌɔːlz/	A one-piece garment with a top and trousers, often with straps.	He wore denim overalls while working in the garden.
145	Blazer	/ˈbleɪzər/	A tailored jacket, often worn as part of a suit or for smart-casual wear.	She paired her blazer with a pencil skirt for the meeting.
146	Chinos	/ˈʧiːnoʊz/	Casual trousers made of cotton twill, often in a khaki color.	She wore chinos and a t-shirt for a relaxed weekend look.
147	Leggings	/ˈlɛɡɪŋz/	Tight-fitting stretch pants worn for comfort or workouts.	She wore leggings to her yoga class.
148	Capris	/kəˈpriːz/	Pants that are cut to a length just below the knee.	She wore capris for a casual outing in the park.
149	Culottes	/ˈkʌlɒts/	A style of women’s trousers that resemble a skirt.	She wore culottes for a chic yet comfortable look.
150	Wrap dress	/ræp drɛs/	A dress that wraps around the body and ties at the waist.	She chose a wrap dress for its flattering fit.
151	A-line dress	/ˈeɪ laɪn drɛs/	A dress that is fitted at the hips and flares out towards the hem.	The A-line dress looked great on her figure.
152	Maxi dress	/ˈmæksi drɛs/	A long, flowing dress that reaches the ankles or floor.	She wore a floral maxi dress to the summer wedding.
153	Midi dress	/ˈmɪdi drɛs/	A dress with a hem that falls between the knee and ankle.	Her midi dress was perfect for the garden party.
154	Shift dress	/ʃɪft drɛs/	A simple, straight-cut dress without a defined waistline.	She chose a shift dress for its effortless style.
155	Kimono	/kɪˈmoʊnoʊ/	A traditional Japanese robe with wide sleeves.	She wore a kimono over her outfit for a stylish look.
156	Duster	/ˈdʌstər/	A long, lightweight coat or jacket.	She wore a duster coat over her dress for a bohemian vibe.
157	Trench coat	/trɛnʧ koʊt/	A long waterproof coat with a belt, often double-breasted.	He wore a trench coat to stay dry in the rain.
158	Raincoat	/ˈreɪnkoʊt/	A waterproof coat worn to protect from rain.	She grabbed her raincoat before heading out in the storm.
159	Puffer jacket	/ˈpʌfər ˈdʒækɪt/	A warm, insulated jacket with a quilted design.	She wore her puffer jacket to keep warm in the winter.
160	Parka	/ˈpɑːrkə/	A warm jacket with a hood, often lined with fur or fleece.	He wore a parka while skiing in the mountains.
161	Peacoat	/ˈpiːkoʊt/	A double-breasted wool coat, typically navy blue.	She wore her peacoat for a stylish winter look.
162	Crop top	/krɒp tɒp/	A short top that exposes the midriff.	She paired her crop top with high-waisted jeans.
163	Camisole	/ˈkæmɪsoʊl/	A sleeveless top, often worn under other clothing.	She wore a camisole under her blouse for added comfort.
164	Tunic	/ˈtuːnɪk/	A long top that usually falls below the hips.	She wore a tunic with leggings for a casual outfit.
165	Halter top	/ˈhɔːltər tɒp/	A sleeveless top that ties around the neck, leaving the back bare.	She wore a halter top for a night out.
166	Bardot top	/bɑːrˈdoʊ/	A top with an off-the-shoulder neckline.	She looked elegant in her bardot top.
167	Bodycon dress	/ˈbɒdɪˌkɒn drɛs/	A form-fitting dress that hugs the body's shape.	She wore a bodycon dress to accentuate her curves.
168	Tube top	/tuːb tɒp/	A strapless top that fits tightly around the bust.	She wore a tube top for a fun summer look.
169	Skater dress	/ˈskeɪtər drɛs/	A fitted bodice with a flared skirt, resembling a skating outfit.	She twirled in her skater dress at the party.
170	Slip dress	/slɪp drɛs/	A simple, straight-cut dress often made from silk or satin.	She wore a slip dress for a sexy, minimalist look.
171	Evening gown	/ˈiːvənɪŋ ɡaʊn/	A long formal dress worn to evening events.	She dazzled in her evening gown at the gala.
172	Ball gown	/bɔːl ɡaʊn/	A formal gown worn to a ball or formal event, often with a full skirt.	She wore a stunning ball gown for the charity event.
173	Cocktail dress	/ˈkɔːkˌteɪl drɛs/	A short dress suitable for cocktail parties and semi-formal events.	Her cocktail dress was perfect for the evening reception.
174	Shift dress	/ʃɪft drɛs/	A simple, straight-cut dress without a defined waistline.	She chose a shift dress for its effortless style.
175	Bustier	/ˈbʌstɪeɪ/	A fitted, strapless top that typically supports the bust.	She wore a bustier under her blazer for a trendy look.
176	Slip	/slɪp/	A thin undergarment worn under a dress for smoothness.	She wore a slip to avoid her dress clinging.
177	Garter	/ˈɡɑːrtər/	A band worn around the thigh to hold up stockings.	She wore a garter on her wedding day.
178	Corset	/ˈkɔːrsɪt/	A fitted undergarment designed to shape the waist.	She wore a corset to enhance her hourglass figure.
179	Petticoat	/ˈpɛtɪˌkoʊt/	A skirt worn under a dress to add volume.	She wore a petticoat under her wedding dress.
180	Chemise	/ʃəˈmiːz/	A loose-fitting dress or nightgown.	She loved her soft chemise for a comfortable sleep.
181	Nightgown	/ˈnaɪtɡaʊn/	A loose, comfortable dress worn for sleeping.	She slipped into her nightgown before bed.
182	Robe	/roʊb/	A loose outer garment, often worn at home.	She wrapped herself in a robe after her shower.
183	Bodysuit	/ˈbɒdisaɪt/	A one-piece form-fitting garment that covers the torso and often the crotch.	She wore a bodysuit under her high-waisted skirt.
184	Romper	/ˈrɑːmpər/	A one-piece garment that combines a top and shorts.	She wore a cute romper for the summer festival.
185	Playsuit	/ˈpleɪsuːt/	Similar to a romper but typically has a looser fit.	The playsuit was perfect for playing outside.
186	Swimsuit	/ˈswɪmˌsuːt/	A garment worn for swimming or sunbathing.	She bought a new swimsuit for her beach vacation.
187	Bikini	/bɪˈkiːni/	A two-piece swimsuit that typically covers the breasts and groin.	She wore her favorite bikini at the pool.
188	Cover-up	/ˈkʌvər ʌp/	A garment worn over a swimsuit for modesty or warmth.	She put on a cover-up after swimming in the ocean.
189	Sarong	/səˈrɔːŋ/	A large piece of fabric wrapped around the body, often worn at the beach.	She wore a sarong over her swimsuit at the beach.
190	Beachwear	/ˈbiːtʃwɛər/	Clothing designed for wearing at the beach.	She packed her beachwear for the summer trip.
191	Loungewear	/ˈlaʊndʒwɛər/	Comfortable clothing worn at home or during leisure activities.	She loved her loungewear for relaxing at home.
192	Sleepwear	/ˈsliːpˌwɛər/	Clothing worn for sleeping, such as pajamas or nightgowns.	She chose soft sleepwear for a good night's rest.
193	Underwear	/ˈʌndərwɛər/	Clothing worn beneath outer garments, including bras and panties.	She bought new underwear for her trip.
194	Pantyhose	/ˈpæn.ti.hoʊz/	Sheer hosiery worn on the legs, often for warmth or style.	She wore pantyhose with her dress for a polished look.
195	Tights	/taɪts/	Thick, stretchy legwear that covers the body from waist to toes.	She wore tights under her dress for warmth.
196	Stockings	/ˈstɒkɪŋz/	Hosiery that covers the leg, often held up by garters.	She wore stockings for a vintage-inspired outfit.
197	Suspenders	/səˈspɛndərz/	Straps worn over the shoulders to hold up trousers.	He wore suspenders for a classic look.
198	Gown	/ɡaʊn/	A long dress, often worn for formal occasions.	She looked stunning in her evening gown.
199	Formal wear	/ˈfɔːrml wɛər/	Clothing worn for formal occasions, such as tuxedos and gowns.	He rented formal wear for the wedding.
200	Business casual	/ˈbɪz.nɪs ˈkæʒuəl/	A dress code that is less formal than traditional business wear.	She opted for business casual for her office meeting.

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