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Key Casual Tops Vocabulary
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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armhole
armhole
[noun]

a cut or opening in a piece of clothing, such as a shirt or jacket, designed to accommodate the wearer's arm

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loose
loose
[Adjective]

(of clothes) not tight or fitting closely, often allowing freedom of movement

Ex: After losing weight, his pants became loose and he needed a smaller size. 
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breeze
breeze
[noun]

something that is easy to do or accomplish

Ex: The exam was a breeze; I finished it in half the time. 
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to trace back

to identify the origin or source of something by following its history or development

Ex: His family can trace back their ancestry to the 17th century. 
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to transition

to undergo a change from one state, condition, or system to another

Ex: The company transitioned from manual to automated production last year. 
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semi-formal
semi-formal
[Adjective]

combining formal and informal elements, typically used to describe clothing or events that are neither strictly formal nor entirely casual

Ex: The wedding had a semi-formal dress code, requiring guests to wear elegant but relaxed attire. 
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loungewear

a type of comfortable clothing suitable for relaxing or lounging at home

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luxurious
luxurious
[Adjective]

extremely comfortable, elegant, and often made with high-quality materials or features

Ex: She indulged in a luxurious spa treatment, complete with massages and facials. 
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year-round
year-round
[Adjective]

happening the whole year

Ex: The resort offers year-round activities, including skiing in the winter and hiking in the summer. 
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neckline
neckline
[noun]

the shape or style of the opening at the top of a garment that surrounds the neck, shoulders, and upper chest area

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polished
polished
[Adjective]

having a bright, shiny surface that reflects light

Ex: The polished silverware gleamed on the dinner table. 
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vibe
vibe
[noun]

a feeling or atmosphere that someone or something creates, often based on emotions, energy, or surroundings

Ex: The cafe has a cozy vibe, perfect for relaxing with a book. 
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breathable
breathable
[Adjective]

alowing air to pass through; often used to describe clothing or material that lets air circulate and keeps the body cool and dry

Ex: This jacket is light and breathable, perfect for running. 
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versatile
versatile
[Adjective]

(of things) able to be used or applied in multiple ways or for various purposes

Ex: A versatile wardrobe is essential for traveling, as it allows you to mix and match different outfits. 
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to catch on

(of a concept, trend, or idea) to become popular

Ex: The new diet fad is catching on, attracting individuals seeking a healthier lifestyle. 
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airflow
airflow
[noun]

the movement of air, especially as it flows around an object or through a system

Ex: The car's design improves airflow for better fuel efficiency. 
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on top of the world

(of a person) feeling really happy or satisfied

Ex: After getting the job offer, she felt on top of the world. 
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swimsuit
swimsuit
[noun]

a piece of clothing worn for swimming, especially by women and girls

Ex: He enjoys wearing his swimsuit at the water park on hot summer days. 
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tank suit
tank suit
[noun]

a one-piece swimsuit with wide shoulder straps, often featuring a scoop neckline

Ex: She wore a tank suit while swimming at the beach. 
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bodybuilder

someone who does special exercises to develop a brawny musculature

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swimwear
swimwear
[noun]

clothing items designed to be worn while swimming

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fitness culture

a lifestyle and social trend that values physical health, exercise, and body aesthetics, often centered around gyms, workouts, and healthy living

Ex: Fitness culture encourages regular workouts and healthy eating habits. 
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athlete
athlete
[noun]

a person who is good at sports and physical exercise, and often competes in sports competitions

Ex: As a professional athlete, he maintained a strict diet and exercise routine. 
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blend
blend
[noun]

a mixture in which different elements are combined evenly

Ex: The coffee was a rich blend of Arabica and Robusta beans. 
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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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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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designer
designer
[noun]

a person who designs clothes as a job

Ex: He aspired to become a famous designer and enrolled in a prestigious fashion school. 
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stereotype

a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing

Ex: The movie relied on a stereotype of teenagers that wasn't true to life. 
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tough
tough
[Adjective]

(of a person) strong and able to deal with problems

Ex: Being a firefighter has made him a tough man. 
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image
image
[noun]

the general impression a person, organization, or product presents to the public

Ex: The company worked hard to improve its public image. 
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staple
staple
[noun]

an essential item that is regularly used or needed

Ex: Rice is a staple in many Asian diets. 
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to symbolize

to represent a more important or hidden meaning

Ex: The dove is often used to symbolize peace in many cultures. 
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to lie in
to lie in
[Verb]

originate (in)

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to pair
to pair
[Verb]

to connect or combine two objects, ideas, or people, often because they complement or work well together

Ex: She decided to pair her red scarf with a black dress for contrast. 
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to dress up

to wear formal clothes for a special occasion or event

Ex: They decided to dress up for the elegant gala, donning evening gowns and tuxedos. 
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to [mix] and [match]

to combine different pieces of clothing, styles, or colors in a flexible way to create a coordinated outfit

Ex: She loves to mix and match her skirts and tops to create fresh looks. 
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height
height
[noun]

the most advanced stage of something, achieved after a period of growth or effort

Ex: The athlete's gold medal was the height of his sporting achievements. 
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satin
satin
[noun]

a type of very smooth fabric with a glossy surface

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versatility

the ability to adapt to many different uses, activities, or styles

Ex: The jacket's versatility makes it perfect for both casual and formal wear. 
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moisture-wicking
moisture-wicking
[Adjective]

designed to draw moisture away from the body or surface to keep it dry

Ex: The runners wore moisture-wicking shirts during the marathon. 
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polyester
polyester
[noun]

a synthetic fiber that is quick to dry and is widely used in textile industry

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put together
put together
[Adjective]

(of a person) looking neat, stylish, or well-dressed, often implying confidence and attention to appearance

Ex: She always looks so put together, even on busy mornings. 
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spacecraft

a vehicle designed to travel in space

Ex: The spacecraft was launched to explore Mars and collect data about the planet's surface and atmosphere. 
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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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to [fit] {sb/sth} like a glove

to be the ideal size, shape, situation, environment, etc. for someone or something

Ex: The tailored suit fit him like a glove, accentuating his physique and giving him a polished look. 
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rebellious
rebellious
[Adjective]

(of a person) resistant to authority or control, often challenging established norms or rules

Ex: The rebellious teenager frequently clashed with their parents over curfews and household rules. 
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to box in
to box in
[Verb]

to limit someone's choices, making it difficult for them to take the actions they intended

Ex: The new regulations boxed the company's expansion plans in. 
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outdated
outdated
[Adjective]

no longer matching the current trends or standards because of being too old

Ex: His outdated smartphone, lacking modern features and capabilities, struggled to keep up with the latest apps and software updates. 
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final frontier

the limits of human knowledge or understanding, representing areas that remain unknown or unexplored

Ex: For many scientists, consciousness remains the final frontier. 
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