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Formal Wear Vocabulary
outfit
outfit
[noun]

a set of clothes that one wears together, especially for an event or occasion

Ex: She carefully selected her outfit for the interview, wanting to make a good impression. 
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around the (world|globe)

in many different countries and regions of Earth

Ex: The company has offices around the world. 
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over the years

throughout a period of several years

Ex: She has gained a lot of wisdom over the years. 
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fashion trend

a popular style or practice in clothing, accessories, or appearance that becomes widely followed for a period of time

Ex: Crop tops were a major fashion trend in the 2010s. 
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symbol
symbol
[noun]

something that represents an idea, quality, or concept beyond its literal meaning

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elegance
elegance
[noun]

a quality of grace, style, and refinement in appearance, behavior, or design

Ex: Her gown exuded timeless elegance. 
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clean
clean
[Adjective]

looking fresh, sharp, or well-dressed

Ex: That suit is so clean; you look amazing. 
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vest
vest
[noun]

a sleeveless piece of clothing that is worn under a jacket and over a shirt

Ex: He wore a crisp white shirt and a charcoal gray vest under his suit jacket for the wedding. 
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trousers
trousers
[noun]

a piece of clothing that covers the body from the waist to the ankles, with a separate part for each leg

Ex: She bought a new pair of trousers to wear to the office that matched her blazer perfectly. 
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fancy
fancy
[Adjective]

elaborate or sophisticated in style, often designed to impress

Ex: She wore a fancy gown to the ball, adorned with intricate lace and jewels. 
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wig
wig
[noun]

a piece of natural or synthetic hair that is worn on the head

Ex: She donned a wig to complete her costume for the costume party. 
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wardrobe
wardrobe
[noun]

all of the clothes that someone owns

Ex: She decided to organize her wardrobe, sorting her clothes by season and color. 
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blazer
blazer
[noun]

a type of light jacket either worn with pants that do not match or as a uniform by the members of a union, school, club, etc.

Ex: He wore a navy blazer to the job interview. 
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button
button
[noun]

a small, round object, usually made of plastic or metal, sewn onto a piece of clothing and used for fastening two parts together

Ex: He carefully fastened the buttons on his shirt. 
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lapel
lapel
[noun]

a folded flap of fabric on the front of a jacket or coat that extends from the collar to the chest

Ex: He wore a flower on his lapel for the wedding. 
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fabric
fabric
[noun]

cloth that is made by weaving cotton yarn, silk, etc., which is used in making clothes

Ex: The dress was made from a luxurious silk fabric that shimmered in the light. 
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narrow
narrow
[Adjective]

having a limited distance between opposite sides

Ex: The narrow path wound its way through the dense forest, barely wide enough for one person to pass. 
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two-piece suit

a business suit consisting of a matching jacket and skirt or trousers

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three-piece suit

a business suit consisting of a jacket and vest and trousers

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to depend on

to be determined or affected by something else

Ex: The success of a startup company can depend on securing funding, market demand, and effective marketing strategies. 
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wedding
wedding
[noun]

a ceremony or event where two people are married

Ex: The wedding was held in a beautiful garden. 
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business suit

a type of professional attire consisting of a jacket and pants or a skirt

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navy
navy
[noun]

a very dark shade of blue, often used in uniforms and formal wear

Ex: The team’s uniforms were a classic navy. 
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tie
tie
[noun]

a long and narrow piece of fabric tied around the collar, particularly worn by men

Ex: He adjusted his tie in the mirror to make sure it was straight. 
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authority
authority
[noun]

the right or power to give orders to people

Ex: The manager had the authority to approve all major project expenditures. 
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respect
respect
[noun]

admiration for someone or something because of their achievements, qualities, etc.

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personal touch

a small detail or action that makes something feel more friendly or thoughtful because it shows care or attention from a person

Ex: She added a personal touch by writing a note with the gift. 
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accessory
accessory
[noun]

an item, such as a bag, hat, piece of jewelry, etc., that is worn or carried because it makes an outfit more beautiful or attractive

Ex: A belt can be both a practical and stylish accessory for jeans or dresses. 
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cufflink
cufflink
[noun]

each of the pair of decorative buttons linked to a man's shirt cuff

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linen
linen
[noun]

cloth that is made from the fibers of a plant called flax, used to make fine clothes, etc.

Ex: She dressed in a simple linen dress, enjoying the breathability and comfort of the fabric on the hot summer day. 
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cotton
cotton
[noun]

cloth made from the fibers of the cotton plant, naturally soft and comfortable against the skin

Ex: Cotton fabric is a staple in my wardrobe because of its breathability and comfort, especially during hot summer days. 
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outdoor
outdoor
[Adjective]

(of activities, games, events, etc.) played, done, or happening outside a house, building, etc.

Ex: They spent the afternoon enjoying badminton and other outdoor games in the park. 
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beige
beige
[noun]

a pale yellowish-brown color

Ex: The living room was decorated in shades of beige. 
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stripe
stripe
[noun]

a design consisting of lines or bands with a different color from the background, often used on clothing, textiles, or other surfaces

Ex: She wore a sleek black dress with thin white stripes running down the sides. 
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generation

people born and living at approximately the same period of time

Ex: The older generation often reminisces about life before smartphones became ubiquitous. 
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to mix
to mix
[Verb]

to combine two or more distinct substances or elements to form a unified whole

Ex: The chef carefully mixed the ingredients to create a flavorful sauce. 
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popular culture

the cultural elements and activities that are widely liked, enjoyed, and shared by the general public, particularly younger people

Ex: The superhero movies are a big part of popular culture these days. 
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tailored
tailored
[Adjective]

(of clothes) well-cut and fitted

Ex: He looked sharp in his tailored suit, the jacket and trousers fitting him perfectly. 
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power
power
[noun]

the ability to control or have an effect on things or people

Ex: The king's power over his kingdom was absolute. 
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sharp
sharp
[Adjective]

(of a person's style or clothes) dressy and fashionable, often conveying a sense of sophistication and elegance

Ex: The sharp dresser caught everyone's attention with his impeccable sense of style. 
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mysterious
mysterious
[Adjective]

difficult or impossible to comprehend or explain

Ex: The disappearance of the ancient civilization remains mysterious, as archaeologists continue to uncover clues but struggle to piece together the full story. 
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elegant
elegant
[Adjective]

having a refined and graceful appearance or style

Ex: She wore an elegant gown to the gala, turning heads with her timeless beauty. 
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well-made
well-made
[Adjective]

designed and constructed with good quality, material, and care

Ex: The shoes were well-made, with sturdy stitching and durable leather. 
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fan
fan
[noun]

someone who greatly admires or is interested in someone or something

Ex: As a fan of history, he enjoys reading about different time periods. 
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luxury
luxury
[Adjective]

offering exceptional comfort, high quality, and indulgence

Ex: They stayed in a luxury hotel with breathtaking views and impeccable service. 
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cashmere
cashmere
[noun]

fine, soft wool that is originally taken from the undercoat of the Kashmir goat

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diamond
diamond
[noun]

a naturally occurring, extremely hard crystalline form of carbon, prized as a gemstone

Ex: She wore a necklace with a large diamond. 
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to take
to take
[Verb]

to need a specific amount of time to do something or for something to be done or happen

Ex: Learning a new language can take several months of consistent practice. 
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