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Lista de Palabras Nivel C2 - Ropa y Moda

Aquí aprenderás todas las palabras esenciales para hablar sobre ropa y moda, recopiladas específicamente para estudiantes de nivel C2.

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CEFR C2 Vocabulary
haute couture
haute couture
[Sustantivo]

the products of making highly fashionable and expensive clothing

alta costura

alta costura

Ex: Haute couture pieces are meticulously crafted by hand, often taking hundreds of hours to complete each garment. 

Las piezas de alta costura están meticulosamente elaboradas a mano, a menudo tomando cientos de horas para completar cada prenda.

loafer
loafer
[Sustantivo]

a type of shoe that is flat with a low heel, made of leather, and can be worn without fastening

mocasín

mocasín

Ex: She wore suede loafers with tassels to the office, adding a touch of sophistication to her business attire. 

Ella llevaba mocasines de ante con borlas a la oficina, añadiendo un toque de sofisticación a su atuendo de negocios.

kaftan
kaftan
[Sustantivo]

a woman's dress styled after the traditional cloaks worn by men in the Near East

caftán, kaftán

caftán, kaftán

Ex: Brightly patterned kaftans are popular beachwear in many countries. 

Los caftanes con estampados brillantes son prendas de playa populares en muchos países.

brocade
brocade
[Sustantivo]

a richly decorative fabric characterized by raised patterns

brocado, tejido brocado

brocado, tejido brocado

Ex: The queen's throne was upholstered in regal brocade. 

El trono de la reina estaba tapizado con un brocado regio.

haberdashery
haberdashery
[Sustantivo]

items of clothing and accessories for men

ropa de caballeros

ropa de caballeros

Ex: The haberdashery aisle in the store offered a wide range of haberdashery items such as thread, thimbles, and sewing patterns for those who enjoy sewing and crafting. 

El pasillo de mercería en la tienda ofrecía una amplia gama de artículos de mercería como hilo, dedales y patrones de costura para aquellos que disfrutan de coser y hacer manualidades.

jacquard
jacquard
[Sustantivo]

a textured fabric with intricate woven patterns, commonly found in high-end clothing

jacquard, tejido jacquard

jacquard, tejido jacquard

Ex: The designer handbag was crafted from luxurious jacquard fabric. 

El bolso de diseñador estaba confeccionado con lujosa tela jacquard.

mantua
mantua
[Sustantivo]

flowing gown worn by women in the late 17th and early 18th centuries

manto, vestido a la francesa

manto, vestido a la francesa

Ex: She draped her mantua gracefully over her arm as she entered the ballroom. 

Ella colocó con gracia su manto sobre su brazo al entrar al salón de baile.

peplum
peplum
[Sustantivo]

a decorative frill or extension of fabric that is attached at the waist of a garment

peplum, falda corta drapeada

peplum, falda corta drapeada

Ex: The designer added a dramatic peplum to the hem of the skirt, giving it a modern and sophisticated twist. 

El diseñador añadió un peplum dramático al dobladillo de la falda, dándole un giro moderno y sofisticado.

yoke
yoke
[Sustantivo]

a part of a garment that is constructed from two or more layers of fabric, typically located at the shoulder or waist

canesú, yugo

canesú, yugo

Ex: The dress featured a fitted bodice with a yoke detail that accentuated her figure and provided extra support. 

El vestido presentaba un corpiño ajustado con un detalle de canesú que acentuaba su figura y proporcionaba soporte adicional.

peignoir
peignoir
[Sustantivo]

a long, loose-fitting dressing gown, usually worn by women after taking a bath or shower

salto de cama

salto de cama

Ex: The actress draped a chiffon peignoir over her shoulders as she prepared for her close-up on set 

La actriz colocó un peignoir de gasa sobre sus hombros mientras se preparaba para su primer plano en el set.

wimple
wimple
[Sustantivo]

a medieval garment worn primarily by women, consisting of a cloth covering the head, neck, and sometimes the chin, often worn beneath a veil or hood

toca, cofia medieval

toca, cofia medieval

Ex: The wimple was secured under her chin with a simple clasp. 

El albanega se aseguraba bajo su barbilla con un simple broche.

taffeta
taffeta
[Sustantivo]

a crisp, smooth fabric with a slight sheen, commonly used in fashion for formal garments

tafetán, tafetán brillante

tafetán, tafetán brillante

Ex: She felt like a princess in her floor-length taffeta gown. 

Se sintió como una princesa en su vestido largo de tafetán.

raiment
raiment
[Sustantivo]

clothing or garments, especially when considered in terms of fashion or formal attire

vestido

vestido

Ex: In her wardrobe, there was a vast array of raiment, ranging from casual to formal attire. 

En su armario, había una amplia variedad de vestimenta, que iba desde ropa casual hasta atuendos formales.

modiste
modiste
[Sustantivo]

skilled dressmaker or fashion designer, particularly in the context of historical fashion

modista

modista

Ex: Design sketches adorned the walls of the modiste's studio. 

Los bocetos de diseño adornaban las paredes del estudio de la modista.

accouterment
accouterment
[Sustantivo]

an additional item or clothing for a specific activity

accesorios

accesorios

Ex: The chef's apron was adorned with various culinary accouterments, such as measuring spoons and a thermometer. 

El delantal del chef estaba adornado con varios accesorios culinarios, como cucharas medidoras y un termómetro.

reticule
reticule
[Sustantivo]

a small, ornamental handbag or purse, typically carried by women in the 18th and 19th centuries as a fashion accessory

reticulo, bolso pequeño

reticulo, bolso pequeño

Ex: The reticule's silk fabric shimmered in the candlelight of the ballroom. 

La tela de seda del reticule brillaba bajo la luz de las velas del salón de baile.

furbelow
furbelow
[Sustantivo]

a fancy decoration added to clothes for style

volante, adorno

volante, adorno

Ex: She added a furbelow of ribbon to her skirt for a playful touch. 

Ella añadió un adorno de cinta a su falda para un toque juguetón.

millinery
millinery
[Sustantivo]

the art, craft, or business of designing, making, or selling hats, especially women's

sombrerería

sombrerería

Ex: The millinery shop on Elm Street has been a family business for generations, known for its exquisite and unique hat designs. 

La tienda de sombrerería en Elm Street ha sido un negocio familiar durante generaciones, conocida por sus diseños de sombreros exquisitos y únicos.

filigree
filigree
[Sustantivo]

a delicate metalwork, like jewelry, with intricate designs made from thin wires or threads

filigrana, encaje de metal

filigrana, encaje de metal

Ex: The necklace chain was made of filigree links. 

La cadena del collar estaba hecha de eslabones filigrana.

panache
panache
[Sustantivo]

a decorative plume or feather worn as a fashion accessory on hats or helmets

penacho

penacho

Ex: His Renaissance doublet featured a panache of ostrich plumes. 

Su jubón renacentista lucía un penacho de plumas de avestruz.

crinoline
crinoline
[Sustantivo]

a stiff, petticoat-like undergarment made of horsehair or a similar material, which is worn to give shape and volume to a woman's skirt

crinolina, miriñaque

crinolina, miriñaque

Ex: She added a touch of vintage flair to her outfit with a crinoline petticoat, creating a retro-inspired look. 

Añadió un toque de estilo vintage a su atuendo con una crinolina, creando un aspecto inspirado en lo retro.

pelisse
pelisse
[Sustantivo]

a long, elegant coat worn often in the 19th century

peliza, abrigo largo y elegante

peliza, abrigo largo y elegante

Ex: With his pelisse on, he looked ready for the cold weather. 

Con su pelisse puesto, parecía listo para el clima frío.

bespoke
bespoke
[Adjetivo]

characterized by custom-made clothing tailored to an individual's preferences

a medida, personalizado

a medida, personalizado

Ex: The bespoke hat was a statement piece at the fashion show. 

El sombrero a medida fue una pieza destacada en el desfile de moda.

sartorial
sartorial
[Adjetivo]

referring to clothing, particularly men's clothing, or the manner in which it is tailored or worn

sartorial

sartorial

Ex: She admired the sartorial elegance of the men at the event, impressed by their well-fitted suits and stylish accessories. 

Ella admiró la elegancia sartorial de los hombres en el evento, impresionada por sus trajes bien ajustados y accesorios elegantes.

quilted
quilted
[Adjetivo]

stitched together in a decorative pattern, creating a padded or textured surface

acolchado, picado

acolchado, picado

Ex: His quilted vest provided both style and insulation during the hike. 

Su chaleco acolchado proporcionaba tanto estilo como aislamiento durante la caminata.

ruched
ruched
[Adjetivo]

(of a fabric or piece of clothing) made with many small folds or pleats

ruched

ruched

Ex: The curtains were embellished with ruched fabric along the edges, giving them a touch of elegance. 

Las cortinas estaban adornadas con tela plisada a lo largo de los bordes, dándoles un toque de elegancia.

dapper
dapper
[Adjetivo]

(typically of a man) stylish and neat in appearance, often characterized by well-groomed attire and attention to detail

elegante

elegante

Ex: Despite his casual attire, he always managed to look dapper with his well-coordinated outfits. 

A pesar de su atuendo casual, siempre lograba verse elegante con sus conjuntos bien coordinados.

de rigueur
de rigueur
[Adjetivo]

required by etiquette or fashion norms, indicating it's currently popular or expected to wear

de rigor

de rigor

Ex: At the gala, wearing heels was de rigueur for the ladies. 

En la gala, llevar tacones era de rigueur para las damas.

gorget
gorget
[Sustantivo]

high collar, often stiff, that encircles the neck and may extend to cover the shoulders, typically found in formal or historical attire

gorguera, cuello alto

gorguera, cuello alto

Ex: His Renaissance costume included a velvet gorget. 

Su traje renacentista incluía un gorjal de terciopelo.

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