Clothes and Fashion - Dresses
Here you will learn some English words related to dresses such as "gown", "pinafore", and "sundress".
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a piece of clothing worn by girls and women that is made in one piece and covers the body down to the legs but has no separate part for each leg
a short or midi dress that is black and is worn by women outdoors or on any social occasion
a long elegant dress that is usually worn on formal occasions or events that take place after evening
a long, formal dress typically worn to special occasions or events in the evening
a dress designed to be worn by pregnant women, with features such as stretchy or adjustable fabric to accommodate a growing belly
a fitted, straight-cut dress that typically falls to the knee or slightly above, with a simple and streamlined silhouette
a light, loose-fitting dress, typically made of cotton, and designed to be worn on hot days
a simple, straight-cut dress that hangs loosely from the shoulders and does not have a defined waistline
a type of dress that features a single strap or sleeve on one shoulder, leaving the other shoulder bare
a formal, typically floor-length dress worn for special occasions, such as balls or formal events
a semi-formal attire consisting of a full-length dress with long sleeves, worn typically in the morning or early afternoon
a loose-fitting, sleeveless undergarment or dress that hangs straight from the shoulders and fits loosely at the waist
a garment that is wrapped around the body and fastened at the side, typically a dress or skirt
a dress that combines the style of a coat with that of a dress, usually having a tailored collar, lapels, and front closure
a sleeveless dress worn by girls, primarily in the United Kingdom and Ireland, as a school uniform
a loose-fitting, informal dress worn by women during the late 19th and early 20th centuries for informal occasions
clothing that people wear for a party to look like another person, especially a famous one
a type of women's dress characterized by a fitted bodice and a draped overskirt gathered in three places, creating a pouf at the back
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