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C1 Level Wordlist - Fashion and Attire

Here you will learn some English words about fashion and attire, such as "cloak", "skintight", "cape", etc. prepared for C1 learners.

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CEFR C1 Vocabulary
bare
bare
[Adjective]

(of a part of the body) not covered by any clothing

Ex: She felt the cool breeze on her bare arms as she walked along the beach. 
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bead
bead
[noun]

one of a series of small balls of wood, glass, etc. with a hole in the middle that a string can go through to make a rosary or necklace, etc.

Ex: She carefully threaded each colorful bead onto the string to create a beautiful necklace. 
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buckle
buckle
[noun]

a piece of metal or plastic with a hinged pin that is used for fastening a belt, bag, shoe, etc.

Ex: He adjusted the buckle on his belt, ensuring it was securely fastened before heading out. 
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bib
bib
[noun]

a piece of cloth or plastic fastened at the neck of a child to protect its clothes when eating or drinking

Ex: The baby giggled as her mother tied a colorful bib around her neck before feeding her. 
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bow
bow
[noun]

a piece of decorative cloth tied in a bowknot

Ex: She added a bright red bow to her ponytail, giving her hairstyle a playful touch. 
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pearl
pearl
[noun]

a hard shiny piece of mass that is shaped like a ball inside the shell of an oyster and is a highly valuable gem

Ex: She wore a stunning necklace made of perfectly round, lustrous pearls that glimmered in the light. 
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brief
brief
[Adjective]

(of clothes) short and revealing

Ex: She felt uncomfortable in the brief dress, as it revealed more skin than she was used to showing. 
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checked
checked
[Adjective]

having a pattern of small squares with usually two different colors

Ex: She wore a checked blouse that featured a classic black and white pattern. 
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checkered
checkered
[Adjective]

having a pattern of small squares with different colors

Ex: She wore a checkered scarf with alternating black and white squares. 
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elaborate
elaborate
[Adjective]

(of clothes and fabrics) having a design that is very detailed and complicated

Ex: The elaborate gown featured intricate lace detailing and delicate embroidery, making it a stunning choice for the red carpet event. 
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fitted
fitted
[Adjective]

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

Ex: The fitted dress hugged her curves perfectly, accentuating her figure. 
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low-cut
low-cut
[Adjective]

(of women's clothing) designed with a neckline that dips low at the front

Ex: The evening gown had a low-cut neckline. 
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open-necked
open-necked
[Adjective]

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

Ex: The casual dress code allowed employees to wear open-necked shirts in the office. 
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skintight
skintight
[Adjective]

(of clothes) very tight

Ex: She slipped into the skintight leggings, feeling every curve of her body accentuated by the fabric. 
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sleeveless
sleeveless
[Adjective]

(of clothes) without any sleeves

Ex: She opted for a sleeveless blouse to stay cool in the summer heat, pairing it with a flowing skirt for a casual yet chic look. 
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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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garment
garment
[noun]

an item of clothing that is worn on the body, including various types of clothing such as shirts, pants, dresses, etc.

Ex: The designer created a stunning garment that was the highlight of the fashion show. 
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boxers
boxers
[noun]

men's underwear that loosely covers the thighs

Ex: He prefers wearing boxers over briefs for the added comfort and breathability. 
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nightie
nightie
[noun]

a loose-fitting piece of clothing worn by women or girls before bed

Ex: She chose a silky nightie to wear on her honeymoon, feeling both elegant and comfortable. 
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cape
cape
[noun]

a loose garment without sleeves that is fastened at the neck and hangs from the shoulders, shorter than a cloak

Ex: The superhero's iconic red cape billowed dramatically in the wind as he stood on the rooftop. 
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cloak
cloak
[noun]

a loose overgarment without sleeves fastened at the neck

Ex: The wizard's cloak was adorned with mystical symbols and stars, making him look even more enigmatic. 
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shawl
shawl
[noun]

a long piece of fabric worn over the head or shoulders

Ex: She draped a colorful shawl over her shoulders to add a pop of color to her outfit. 
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cuff
cuff
[noun]

the part of a sleeve at the wrist that can be turned back

Ex: He rolled up the cuffs of his shirt before starting the manual labor, ensuring they wouldn't get in the way. 
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fastener
fastener
[noun]

any device that is used to close or secure something, such as a zipper or strap

Ex: She struggled with the fastener on her necklace, eventually asking for help to secure it properly. 
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strap
strap
[noun]

a narrow strip of flexible material used to fasten, support, carry, or hold something in place

Ex: She adjusted the strap of her handbag, making sure it rested comfortably on her shoulder. 
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cut
cut
[noun]

the way a garment is cut, giving it a particular style

Ex: The designer's signature style is evident in the clean lines and precise cut of each garment. 
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glamour
glamour
[noun]

the exciting and attractive quality of a person, place, etc. that makes them desirable

Ex: The actress exuded glamour as she walked the red carpet in a sparkling, designer gown. 
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footwear
footwear
[noun]

things worn on the feet, such as shoes, boots, etc.

Ex: The store had a wide selection of footwear, ranging from athletic sneakers to elegant heels. 
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to strip
to strip
[Verb]

to take off someone else's clothes

Ex: In the locker room, teammates playfully stripped each other after the game. 
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shoelace
shoelace
[noun]

a long and thin string or cord that is passed through the hooks on a shoe and pulled tightly to fasten it

Ex: He tied his shoelace in a double knot to ensure it wouldn't come undone during his run. 
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velvet
velvet
[noun]

a cloth with a smooth and thick surface, typically made of cotton or silk

Ex: The curtains were made of rich velvet, adding a touch of luxury to the room. 
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waistline
waistline
[noun]

the measurement around the middle part of someone's body

Ex: She took her waistline measurement for the tailor to ensure the dress fit perfectly. 
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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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inappropriate
inappropriate
[Adjective]

not suitable or acceptable for a certain situation or context

Ex: Making jokes about a serious topic like illness is inappropriate and can hurt others' feelings. 
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apparel
apparel
[noun]

clothes, used particularly when being sold

Ex: The boutique offered a wide selection of high-quality apparel for men and women. 
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heels
heels
[noun]

shoes that have tall and thin heels, worn by women

Ex: She teetered on her high heels as she made her way across the crowded dance floor. 
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wetsuit
wetsuit
[noun]

a tight-fitting piece of clothing made of rubber that is worn by underwater swimmers to remain warm

Ex: He zipped up his wetsuit before heading into the chilly ocean waters to surf. 
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