Hereunder you will find a collection of Clothes worn by different people in different occasions. I tried to name as many as I could. If there is any more garments you may name please let me know.
Finery: clothing, jewelry, or accessories that are especially dressy and stylish, usually worn on special occasions
Attire: clothing, especially a garment or combination of garments: a piece of clothing
Vestment: 1.a garment, especially a robe worn to show rank or office worn on a particular occasion (formal)
2. a ceremonial robe worn by members of the clergy during a religious ceremony
glad rags (informal): somebody’s best clothes, reserved for special occasions (informal)
robe: 1. a long loose outer garment worn on ceremonial occasions or as a symbol of authority, especially by the judiciary, academics, and members of the clergy (often used in the plural) 2. a loose garment for wear at home, especially a dressing gown or bathrobe 3. in the 17th and 18th centuries, a woman’s outer dress, especially a heavy brocade and ornately decorated one worn over a plainer one 4. a fur or fabric covering for keeping the lower part of the body warm, especially while driving or riding in an open vehicle
Read the following:
*dress in robe: to dress somebody in a robe, or be dressed in a robe
*ex: robe in glory covered
negligee: 1. woman’s long nightgown made of thin silky often see-through fabric 2. casual dress: informal dress (dated formal)
gown: 1. a woman’s full-length elegant or formal dress for special occasions 2. a long robe, often dark in color, worn on official occasions by people such as judges, professors, and university graduates 3. a loose cloak or robe such as that worn by surgeons that is worn to protect clothes
frock: 1. a woman’s or girl’s dress (dated) 2. a loose baggy outer garment with sleeves that covers the top half of the body to below the waist, traditionally worn by artists and farm workers 3. the loose full-length gown with wide sleeves worn by the monks, friars, or clerics of some religious orders 4. an informal coat with narrow skirts and collar worn by men in the 18th century
cassock: a full-length, usually black, robe worn by priests, their assistants, and singers in church choirs
soutane: a priest’s robe or cassock, especially one with buttons down the front
canonicals: ceremonial robes worn by members of the clergy during a religious ceremony
house coat: a woman’s outer garment, often loose and comfortable, worn at home
wrap: an outer garment such as a shawl, cloak, or coat to be wrapped or folded around the wearer
shawl: a fabric square worn by women over the shoulders or head and shoulders or used to wrap a baby in
stole: 1. a woman’s scarf or shawl often made of fur or worn as part of evening wear 2. a long, narrow, and usually embroidered scarf made of silk or linen, worn by various members of the clergy 3. a draped robe worn by women of high standing in ancient Rome
tippet: 1. a stole or cape, often made of fur, with long ends that hang down the front 2. the long stole worn around the shoulders and over the robes of Anglican clergy during services
boa: a long fluffy scarf of feathers or fur worn by women around the neck
pashmina: a fine woolen fabric made from the hair of the belly of goats raised in northern India
trousers: a garment for the lower body that covers the area from the waist to the ankles and has separate tube-shaped sections for each leg
cape: a sleeveless outer garment that is fastened at the neck and hangs loosely from the shoulders
kimono: a loose, floor-length, traditional Japanese garment that has wide sleeves, wraps in front, and is fastened with a sash
peignoir: a woman’s loose-fitting dressing gown, bathrobe, or negligee
habit: a long loose gown, usually black, brown, gray, or white, traditionally worn by nuns and monks
uniform: a long loose gown, usually black, brown, gray, or white, traditionally worn by nuns and monks
apparel: clothing or garments, especially outer or decorative clothing
ex: Olympics-related sports apparel
garb: a particular type of clothing, especially the uniform or typical outfit worn by a profession
read the following:
The garb of compromise concealed their war plans.
Outfit: a set of clothes worn together
Costume: 1. clothes worn to make somebody look like somebody or something else, for example, when performing in a play 2. the clothes worn during a specific period of time or in a specific location 3. the clothing appropriate for a particular activity, for example, swimming
Gear: clothes and accessories of a particular kind (informal)
Ex: You’ve got to have the right gear.
Tog: clothes of any kind (informal)
Kit: special set of clothing and equipment assembled for a member of the armed forces or a sportsperson
Strip: UK sports; the uniform worn by a particular sports team, for example, a soccer team
Duds: 1.articles of clothing and accessories (dated informal) 2. small, portable personal possessions
Weed: 1. the black clothes once traditionally worn by widows (archaic or literary) 2. clothes in general (archaic)
3. something worn as a sign of mourning, especially a black band around a sleeve or hat
threads: what somebody wears (slang)
array: fine, expensive, or impressive clothes (literary)
chasuble: a loose sleeveless outer garment worn by a priest when celebrating Mass or Holy Communion
surplice: a white ecclesiastical outer garment like a smock, with wide, often flared sleeves, and varying in length
vesture: clothing, or something that covers like clothing (archaic)
cope: a long sleeveless ceremonial cape worn by priests in some Christian Churches
raiment: clothing (formal)
habiliment: clothing, or an item of clothing (formal) (usually used in the plural)
skirt: a piece of clothing that hangs from the waist and does not divide into two separate legs, usually worn by women and girls
wardrobe: 1. a large closet or freestanding cupboard with a rail or shelves for clothes and shoes 2. all the clothes that belong to a particular person 3. a collection of clothes for a particular season or purpose
muumuu: a loose shapeless dress made of brightly colored fabric worn especially by women in Hawaii
gymslip: a schoolgirl’s sleeveless dress worn over a blouse as part of a school uniform
jumper: a sleeveless dress designed for wearing over a blouse or sweater
ex: She was wearing a plaid jumper with a long-sleeved white blouse. U.K. term
pinafore: a sleeveless collarless garment worn by girls in the past over a dress and fastened at the top and back
cheongsam: a straight dress with a small stand-up collar and a slit in the skirt, worn by Chinese women
chador: a dark traditional garment worn by Muslim and sometimes by Hindu women that covers almost all of the head and body
caftan: a Western imitation of the caftan, often brightly colored and worn by men and women.
It was popular in the 1970s and is still associated with hippy culture.
Hose: skintight leg covering such as stockings or socks (takes a plural verb) 2. a garment formerly worn by men, fitting closely to the legs and attaching to a doublet
Lingerie: women’s underwear and nightgowns
Syn: underwear, underclothes, underclothing, undergarments, undies (informal), smalls (UK, informal or humorous)
Tanga: an undergarment or the lower part of a bikini made of two small triangles of fabric fastened with ties
Bikini: a woman’s or girl’s two-piece bathing suit consisting of a bra-style top and panties-style bottoms
2. very scanty briefs for women or men
syn: two-piece, bathing suit, swimsuit, bathing costume (UK, dated), swimming costume
See also:
swimwear, bathing suit, bikini, leisurewear, swimsuit, swimming costume, swimming trunks, shorts, holiday wear, summer clothes, bathing costume (UK, dated)
trunks: men’s shorts worn for sports, especially swimming
knickers: women’s or girl’s underpants
bloomer: 1. baggy underwear for women or girls, especially garments that reach down to just above the knee 2. loose pants gathered at the knee, worn by women for cycling or swimming in the late 19th century
Cami-knickers: loose knee-length knickers for women, usually made of silky fabric and decorated with ruffles
Sash: a strip of cloth tied around the waist, for example, as part of ceremonial dress
syn: band, ribbon, belt, cummerbund, girdle, tie, garter
salopettes: a garment worn by skiers, comprising a pair of usually padded, water-resistant pants that reach up to the chest with straps passing over the shoulders
Lederhosen: a pair of Bavarian leather shorts, usually with suspenders, worn by men and boys
Read the following:
ball gown, caftan, evening dress, evening gown, sari, sheath, shift, shirtdress, sundress, wedding dress, evening dress, morning dress, ceremonial dress, dress uniform
Garment parts:
brim, buckle, button, buttonhole, coattail, collar, cuff, décolletage, drawstring, gusset, hem, lace, lapel, leg, lining, neck, neckband, neckline, pocket, sleeve, strap, turn-up, waistband, zip, zipper, yoke, fly
Read the following:
Teddy, body suit, bra, camisole, chemise, string vest, undershirt, union suit, vest
Bloomers, boxer shorts, brassiere, briefs, cami-knickers, corset, crinoline, drawers (dated), foundation garment, G-string, girdle, jockstrap, knickers, long johns, nylons, panties, pantyhose, petticoat, slip, stockings, thong, tights, underpants, underskirt
Pants:
bell-bottom pants, Bermuda shorts, breeches, capri pants, chinos, cords, culottes, dungarees, fatigues, hip-huggers, hipsters, hot pants, jeans, jodhpurs, khakis, knickerbockers, lederhosen, leggings, pedal pushers, plus fours, salopettes, shorts, sweatpants, slacks, trews
* Knock somebody's socks off: to impress somebody (informal)
