Clothes and Fashion - Styles of Clothing

Here you will learn the name of different styles of clothing in English, such as "casual", "sharp" and "loud".

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hip

[Adjective]

following the fashion of the day and aware of the latest trends

Ex: His hip sense of style made him stand out at the event.

trend

[noun]

a fashion or style that is popular at a particular time

Ex: Trends in fashion change rapidly every year .

retro

[noun]

fashion trends, music, decor, clothing, or styles from past decades, or inspired by them

Ex: She decorated her living room with retro from the 60s , creating a cozy , vintage space .

informal

[Adjective]

suitable for friendly, relaxed, casual, or unofficial occasions and situations

Ex: The staff had an informal celebration to mark the end of the project .

trendy

[Adjective]

influenced by the latest or popular styles

Ex: Trendy restaurants often feature innovative fusion cuisine .

normcore

[noun]

a style of fashion marked by the deliberate choice of bland and casual clothes that do not draw attention

stylishness

[noun]

the quality of being fashionable and having style

Ex: Her stylishness was n't about trends ; it was about confidence and timeless fashion .

bodycon

[Adjective]

a style of clothing that is tight-fitting and conforms closely to the body, often emphasizing the contours of the figure

natty

[Adjective]

neat, attractive and fashionable

unhip

[Adjective]

not following the fashion of the day and unaware of the latest trends

unflattering

[Adjective]

making less attractive or favorable

open-necked

[Adjective]

(of a shirt) worn without a tie and not fastened at the neck

Ex: The fashion-forward designer showcased a collection of open-necked dresses that exuded effortless elegance .

casual

[Adjective]

(of clothing) comfortable and suitable for everyday use or informal events and occasions

Ex: He likes to keep it casual when meeting friends , usually wearing a simple polo shirt and shorts .

underdressed

[Adjective]

wearing clothes that are too casual or inadequate for a particular occasion

becoming

[Adjective]

(of clothes, colors, hairstyles etc.) enhancing the wearer's appearance and making them more attractive

Ex: The elegant necklace was becoming and added a touch of grace to her outfit.

sharp

[Adjective]

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

Ex: The actor arrived at the premiere looking sharp and debonair in a classic tuxedo.

comfortable

[Adjective]

(of an object) making you feel relaxed because of it is warm or soft and does not hurt the body

Ex: He opted for a comfortable hoodie and sweatpants for the lazy Sunday afternoon .

uncomfortable

[Adjective]

(of clothes, furniture, etc.) unpleasant to use or wear

Ex: She found the high heels uncomfortable to walk in , so she switched to flats .

dressy

[Adjective]

(of clothes) stylish and suitable for formal occasions

Ex: The dressy blouse paired perfectly with her tailored trousers for the business meeting .

elegant

[Adjective]

having a refined and graceful appearance or style

Ex: The bride 's hairstyle was simple yet elegant, with cascading curls framing her face in soft waves .

fetching

[Adjective]

attractive in a way that catches the eye

Ex: The painting was so fetching that it drew the attention of every visitor in the gallery.

fitted

[Adjective]

(of clothes) made in a way that closely covers the body

Ex: The fitted jacket completed the ensemble , adding a touch of elegance to her outfit .

flamboyant

[Adjective]

exhibiting striking and showy characteristics, often characterized by extravagance or exuberance

Ex: The hotel lobby was adorned with flamboyant artwork and luxurious furnishings , creating an atmosphere of opulence and grandeur that impressed even the most discerning guests .

formal

[Adjective]

suitable for fancy, important, serious, or official occasions and situations

Ex: The students had to follow a formal process to apply for a scholarship .

form-fitting

[Adjective]

(of clothing) fitting the body tightly in a way that the contours of the figure are clearly seen

frumpy

[Adjective]

unfashionable, outdated, and unattractive, often giving a sloppy appearance

Ex: The frumpy hat she wore did little to shield her from the sun .

snappy

[Adjective]

neat and stylish

sober

[Adjective]

plain and not brightly colored

Ex: The company 's logo is designed in sober shades of blue and white .

sporty

[Adjective]

(of clothes) stylish, attractive, and suitable for sports

Ex: He chose a sporty cap and sunglasses to complete his athleisure outfit .

stylish

[Adjective]

appealing in a way that is fashionable and elegant

Ex: The new restaurant in town has a stylish interior design , with chic decor and comfortable seating .

stylishly

[Adverb]

in a manner that reflects a sense of fashion, elegance, or sophistication

Ex: Even the dog was stylishly groomed for the photo shoot .

chic

[Adjective]

having an appealing appearance that is stylish

Ex: She looked effortlessly chic in her black dress and matching heels .

gaudy

[Adjective]

(used especially of clothes) showy in a way that is tasteless

glamorous

[Adjective]

stylish, attractive, and often associated with luxury or sophistication

Ex: His glamorous sports car turned heads as he drove through the city streets .

grungy

[Adjective]

related to the fashion style associated with grunge rock music, consisting loose torn jeans and layers of clothing

sloppy

[Adjective]

(of a piece of clothing) casual and loose, without much shape

smart

[Adjective]

(of people or clothes) looking neat, tidy, and elegantly fashionable

Ex: The smart outfit she chose for the interview made a great first impression on her potential employer .

smart casual

[Adjective]

(of clothes) neat, conventional and rather informal

smartly

[Adverb]

in a neat, tidy, and stylish manner

Ex: The café was smartly decorated with modern art and elegant furniture .

overdressed

[Adjective]

wearing clothes that are too formal or excessive for a particular occasion

garish

[Adjective]

too bright and colorful in a way that is tasteless

Ex: The artist 's use of garish colors in the painting was intended to provoke a strong reaction .

streetwear

[noun]

informal clothing that the urban youth of a particular subculture typically wear

flattering

[Adjective]

improving or emphasizing someone's good features, making them appear more attractive

loud

[Adjective]

too bright in a distasteful way

Ex: She preferred loud shoes , often with glitter or flashy details , to complete her look .

baggy

[Adjective]

(of clothes) loose and not fitting the body tightly

Ex: Baggy pants were all the rage in the '90s hip-hop scene.

styleless

[Adjective]

lacking a particular style, fashion, or design

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