Clothing & Appearance

Clothes, style, grooming, and how people look.

356 words

# Clothing & Appearance

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**Words:** 356

## About
Clothes, style, grooming, and how people look.

## Words by Level

### A1
- face - The front part of your head, from your forehead to your chin.
- hair - The mass of fine threads that grow on a person's head.
- wear - To have clothes, jewellery, or other items on your body.
- clothes - Things you wear, such as shirts, trousers, and dresses.
- dress - To put clothes on yourself or someone else.
- hat - A covering for the head, often with a brim.
- shirt - A piece of clothing worn on the upper body, usually with a collar, sleeves, and buttons.
- coat - A piece of clothing with long sleeves worn over other clothes to keep warm.
- jacket - A short coat, usually reaching to the waist or hips
- shoe - A covering for the foot, usually made of leather or another firm material, with a sole and heel.
- jewelry - Decorative items worn on the body, such as rings, necklaces, and bracelets, often made of precious metals and stones.
- skirt - a piece of clothing worn from the waist down, covering part of the legs
- trousers - A piece of clothing that covers your body from the waist down, with a separate part for each leg.
- haircut - The act of cutting someone's hair, usually by a professional.
- apron - A piece of clothing worn over the front of your clothes to keep them clean, especially when cooking.

### A2
- pants - A piece of clothing that covers the body from the waist down, with a separate part for each leg; trousers.
- suit - A set of matching clothes, usually a jacket with trousers or a skirt.
- dressed - Past tense and past participle of dress; wearing clothes.
- model - A small copy of an object, often used to show how the real thing looks or works.
- style - A particular way of doing, making, or expressing something.
- uniform - A set of special clothes worn by members of a group, such as students, police, or soldiers.
- fashion - The popular styles of clothing at a particular time, and the industry that creates them.
- belt - A strip of leather or cloth worn around the waist to hold up clothes or for decoration.
- crown - A round decoration worn on the head by a king or queen, often made of gold and jewels.
- classic - Admired for a long time and recognized as one of the best of its kind.
- kit - A set of items needed for a particular purpose, often kept together.
- clown - A performer with funny clothes, face paint, and a red nose who entertains people, often at a circus.
- granny - Your grandmother (informal).
- appearance - The way that someone or something looks.
- rap - A style of music in which words are spoken rhythmically over a beat.
- bra - A piece of women's underwear worn to support the breasts.
- glove - A piece of clothing that covers the hand and fingers.
- sock - A soft piece of clothing that covers your foot and ankle, worn inside a shoe.
- barber - A person whose job is cutting men's hair and shaving or trimming beards.
- hip hop - A style of popular music with a strong rhythm and spoken or rapped lyrics.
- napkin - A piece of cloth or paper used at meals to wipe your mouth and hands and protect your clothes.
- earring - A piece of jewellery that you wear on your ear.
- tights - A close-fitting garment that covers the legs, hips, and feet, worn mainly by women and girls.
- swimsuit - A piece of clothing worn for swimming.
- raincoat - A coat that keeps you dry in the rain.
- clothing - Things people wear to cover the body, taken as a whole.
- unbutton - to undo the buttons of a garment or other object so that it opens
- necktie - a long, narrow strip of cloth worn around the neck beneath a collar and tied in a knot at the front

### B1
- naked - Not wearing any clothes; bare.
- sand - Tiny loose grains of worn rock that form beaches and deserts.
- beard - The hair that grows on a man's chin and cheeks.
- worn - Damaged and shabby from being used a lot.
- shave - To cut hair very close to the skin, especially from the face, using a razor.
- helmet - A hard hat worn to protect the head.
- collar - The part of a shirt, coat, or dress that fits around the neck.
- razor - A sharp tool used to shave hair from the skin.
- gown - A woman's long, formal dress, often worn on special occasions.
- sleeve - The part of a piece of clothing that covers the arm.
- undress - To take off your clothes.
- jumper - A knitted piece of clothing worn on the upper body for warmth; a sweater (British English).
- underpants - A piece of underwear worn on the lower body, under your other clothes.
- blush - To become red in the face from embarrassment or shyness.
- trend - A general direction in which something is changing or developing.
- fashionable - Following the current popular style; in fashion.
- garment - A piece of clothing.
- sweatshirt - A loose, warm cotton top with long sleeves, often worn for sport or as casual clothing.
- well-dressed - Wearing attractive, fashionable, or smart clothes.
- up-to-date - Including the latest information or features; current.
- tracksuit - A loose, comfortable top and trousers worn for sport or relaxing.
- washbowl - A bowl or sink used for washing your face and hands.
- face to face
- costume - A set of clothes worn to look like someone or something else, often for fun.
- underwear - Clothes worn next to the skin, under your outer clothes.
- slipper - a soft, comfortable shoe that is easy to put on and is often worn indoors
- haired - having hair, especially hair of a particular kind or color
- barefoot - wearing nothing on the feet
- nightdress - a loose garment, traditionally worn by a woman or girl, for sleeping in
- wearer - a person who is wearing or regularly wears a particular item of clothing, decoration, or equipment
- wrapper - paper, plastic, or another material folded around an object to cover or protect it
- unshaven - not recently shaved, especially so that short facial hair is visible
- bib - a piece of cloth or plastic fastened under the chin to protect clothing while eating
- eyeglasses - mainly North American: a frame holding two lenses, worn in front of the eyes to improve vision or protect the eyes
- sweaty - covered in sweat or smelling of sweat

### B2
- mask - A covering for the face, used for protection or to hide who you are.
- outfit - A set of clothes worn together, often for a special occasion.
- hood - A part of a coat or jacket that covers your head.
- disguise - Clothes, makeup, or other things used to change your appearance and hide who you are.
- salon - A place where people go to have their hair or beauty treatments done.
- mustache - Hair that a man grows on his upper lip.
- overall - Generally; when everything is considered.
- pajamas - A loose set of clothes, usually a top and trousers, worn for sleeping.
- vanity - Too much pride in your own appearance, abilities, or achievements.
- bikini - A two-piece swimsuit worn by women.
- elegance - Graceful beauty and good taste in appearance, manners, or style.
- ornament - An object used to decorate something and make it more attractive.
- stylist - A person whose job is to cut and arrange people's hair.
- barbershop - A shop where men go to have their hair cut.
- overcoat - A long, heavy coat worn over other clothes in cold weather.
- clog - To block something, or to become blocked.
- wornout - Used so much that it is no longer good enough to use.
- waistcoat - A close-fitting sleeveless garment worn over a shirt and usually under a jacket.
- unfashionable - Not in style; not following current fashion.
- embroider - to decorate cloth or clothing by sewing patterns or pictures directly onto it
- stubble - short, stiff hair that remains or grows after shaving, especially on the face
- kimono - a traditional Japanese robe with wide sleeves, a wrapped front, and a broad sash
- kilt - a knee-length pleated garment, usually made of tartan cloth and traditionally associated with Scottish Highland dress
- anklet - an ornamental band or chain worn around the ankle
- buttonhole - a slit in a garment through which a button passes to fasten it
- toga - a long, loose outer garment draped around the body and worn by male citizens of ancient Rome
- tiara - a jeweled ornamental headpiece worn on formal occasions
- dressmaker - a person whose occupation is making, altering, or repairing dresses and other fitted women's clothing
- locket - a small ornamental pendant that opens to hold a photograph, lock of hair, or other keepsake
- plaid - a pattern of crossing horizontal and vertical bands in two or more colors, often resembling tartan
- blazer - a smart jacket resembling a suit jacket but not worn with matching trousers
- retouch - to improve or alter an image, artwork, or other object by making small corrections to its details
- long-tailed - clothing: having long rear skirts, panels, or tails
- mannequin - a life-size model of the human body used to display or fit clothing
- tartan - a woven fabric or pattern formed by horizontal and vertical bands of different colors crossing one another
- spectacled - wearing spectacles, or marked around the eyes as though wearing them
- oxford - a low shoe laced over the instep
- panama - a lightweight brimmed hat traditionally woven from fine straw-like fibers

### C1
- jersey - A shirt worn by a member of a sports team, often showing the player's name and number.
- facial - Relating to or affecting the face.
- cloak - A long, loose outer garment worn over the shoulders, often with a hood.
- undermine - To gradually weaken or damage something.
- bearded - Having a beard; with hair growing on the chin and cheeks.
- silhouette - The dark shape and outline of someone or something seen against a lighter background.
- overalls - Loose trousers with a bib and shoulder straps, often worn for work.
- pedicure - A beauty treatment for the feet and toenails.
- visage - the appearance conveyed by a person's face
- aesthetically - In a way that relates to beauty or is pleasing to the senses.
- detritus - Scattered waste, rubbish, or leftover fragments.
- verve - Great energy, enthusiasm, and style, especially in art or performance.
- chiselled - Having sharp, clearly defined features, especially the face or body.
- blankness - The state of being empty, with nothing written, marked, or shown.
- frazzled - extremely tired or exhausted, often due to stress or overwork
- petticoat - a light undergarment worn beneath a dress or skirt
- plait - chiefly British: to braid hair, cord, or another flexible material by crossing strands over one another
- frill - a narrow strip of gathered or pleated fabric used as a decorative edge
- ringlet - a long curl of hair shaped like a small ring or spiral
- trappings - the outward signs, accessories, or equipment associated with a role, rank, or activity
- glamour - a special quality of beauty, excitement, or charm that attracts admiration
- thong - a narrow strip of leather or another flexible material, especially one used as a fastening
- garter - a band worn around the leg to hold up a sock or stocking
- rouge - a red or pink cosmetic applied to the cheeks; blusher
- corset - a close-fitting, often stiffened undergarment worn to support or shape the torso and waist
- tassel - a decorative bunch of threads or cords tied together at one end and left hanging at the other
- fez - a brimless felt hat shaped like a short cone, typically red and often fitted with a tassel
- headpiece - something worn on or covering the head, especially an ornamental or protective item
- hatband - a decorative or functional band fitted around the crown of a hat, just above the brim
- visor - a movable part of a helmet that covers and protects the face
- corduroy - a durable cotton fabric with raised parallel ribs running along its surface
- gauzy - thin, light, and translucent like gauze
- coattail - usually plural: another person's success or influence from which an associate gains an advantage
- nightshirt - a loose, shirt-shaped garment worn in bed
- headgear - anything worn on the head, such as a hat, helmet, hood, or ceremonial covering
- mitten - a glove with one section for the thumb and another shared section for the four fingers
- bareheaded - wearing no hat or other covering on the head
- duds - informal, plural: clothes, especially ordinary, rough, or distinctive clothes
- gray-headed - having gray or white hair, especially as a sign of age
- hosiery - socks, stockings, tights, and similar close-fitting garments for the feet and legs, considered collectively
- camisole - a short, sleeveless undergarment for the upper body, traditionally worn by women
- sombrero - in English, a broad-brimmed hat of a type associated especially with Mexico and the southwestern United States
- topknot - a knot, bun, or gathered arrangement of hair worn on the top of the head

### C2
- dung - fertilize or dress with dung
- prone - Likely to do or suffer something, especially something bad.
- attire - clothing of a distinctive style or for a particular occasion
- spruce - dress and groom with particular care, as for a special occasion
- drape - the manner in which fabric hangs or falls
- romper - A one-piece garment, often worn by young children at play.
- wince - make a face indicating disgust or dislike
- threadbare - having the nap worn away so that the threads show through
- genomically - In a way that relates to a genome or genetic makeup.
- shirtsleeve - the sleeve of a shirt
- spangle - a small, flat, shiny ornament sewn onto clothing; a sequin
- tress - literary, often plural: a long lock, curl, or braid of hair
- gaiter - a protective covering worn over the ankle and lower leg, often extending over the top of a shoe
- brooch - an ornamental pin or clasp worn on clothing
- finery - showy, elegant, or elaborate clothes, jewellery, and ornaments
- freckled - covered with freckles or small brownish spots
- breeches - short trousers fastened at or just below the knee, historically worn by men and now especially for riding
- hobnail - a short nail with a broad, thick head, driven into a boot sole to strengthen it or improve grip
- chaplet - a garland or circlet of flowers, leaves, or other material worn on the head or around the neck
- smocked - wearing or dressed in a smock
- diadem - an ornamental headband or crown worn as a sign of royalty
- armlet - a band worn around the upper arm for ornament or identification
- accoutrement - an item of equipment, clothing, or decoration used for a particular activity or role, most often in the plural
- ulster - a long, loose, heavy overcoat, traditionally of rough wool and sometimes made with a shoulder cape
- muff - a tube of fur or warm fabric into which both hands are placed for warmth
- blouse - a shirt or lightweight upper garment, especially one made for women or girls
- turban - a head covering made by winding a long piece of cloth around the head, worn especially in several South Asian and religious traditions
- seam - a line where two pieces of cloth, leather, or similar material are joined, usually by sewing
- milliner - a person who designs, makes, or sells women's hats
- dressmaking - the craft, work, or occupation of making women's clothing, especially custom-fitted dresses
- millinery - women's hats and related decorative headwear considered collectively
- bangle - a stiff ornamental bracelet or anklet, usually slipped over the hand or foot or closed with a clasp
- bathrobe - a loose robe, often made of absorbent cloth, worn before or after bathing or while relaxing at home
- sweatband - a strip of absorbent material worn around the head or wrist during exercise
- greatcoat - a long, heavy overcoat worn for warmth, especially as part of a historical military uniform
- tunic - a loose garment for the torso, typically reaching from the shoulders to the hips or knees
- buskin - a soft boot reaching to the calf or knee, often laced up the front
- blowsy - dated and disparaging, especially of a woman: untidy, coarse, or excessively florid in appearance
- neckerchief - a square or triangular scarf worn tied around the neck
- circlet - a narrow circular band, often of precious metal or flowers, worn around the head
- poncho - a cloak made from a single piece of fabric with an opening for the head, traditionally worn in South America
- bedraggled - wet, dirty, and hanging limply; untidy from exposure to bad weather
- forelock - a lock of hair that grows or falls over a person's forehead
- neckcloth - a cloth worn around the neck, especially an ornamental cravat worn by men in earlier periods
- clothier - a person or company that makes or sells clothes
- crinoline - a stiff or hooped petticoat, or its framework, worn to hold a skirt out from the body
- farthingale - a hooped framework or petticoat worn under a skirt, especially in the 16th and 17th centuries, to spread it outward
- flounce - a wide strip of gathered or pleated fabric sewn on a garment or furnishing as decoration
- shaver - a tool or machine used for shaving, especially an electric razor
- gewgaw - a showy but cheap or worthless trinket, ornament, or decorative object
- mercer - historical: a merchant who dealt in textiles, especially silk and other fine cloth
- pinafore - a sleeveless, apron-like outer garment worn over other clothes, especially by a child
- surtout - historical: a man's close-fitting overcoat, often cut like a frock coat
- pelisse - historical: a long outer cloak or coat worn by women or children, often trimmed or lined with fur
- mackintosh - a waterproof raincoat, traditionally made from rubberized fabric
- dishabille - a state of being only partly or carelessly dressed
- epaulet - an ornamental shoulder piece on a uniform, especially one indicating military rank
- patten - historical: a wooden clog or raised overshoe worn to keep an ordinary shoe above wet or muddy ground
- bandbox - a lightweight box, originally for neckbands and later especially for hats or other delicate clothing
- cowled - wearing a cowl or hood, especially as part of a monk's clothing
- boa - a long decorative scarf made of feathers, fur, or a similar fluffy material
- pantaloon - a close-fitting trouser or an old-fashioned garment covering the leg, usually used in the plural pantaloons
- billycock - dated British: a stiff felt hat with a rounded crown, similar to a bowler hat
- breastpin - dated: an ornamental pin worn on clothing at the chest, especially in a cravat or shirtfront
- cowl - a large loose hood, especially one attached to a monk's robe
- selvage - the narrow finished edge of woven fabric that prevents it from fraying
- foppishness - excessive concern with fashionable dress, grooming, and elegant manners, especially in a man
- trig - dated or dialectal: neat, trim, and smart in appearance
- chemise - a loose shirtlike undergarment or nightdress, historically worn next to the skin by women
- lappet - a small hanging fold, flap, or strip on a garment or headdress, often made of lace or muslin
- passé - no longer fashionable, current, or generally admired
- sacque - historical: a woman's loose gown or jacket hanging from the shoulders, especially a fashionable eighteenth-century garment
- baldhead - dated: a person with a bald head
- britches - informal or dialectal: trousers; especially breeches
- reticule - historical: a small woman's handbag, often closed with a drawstring
- galluses - chiefly US dialect, usually plural: straps worn over the shoulders to hold up trousers; suspenders or braces
- shoestring - a cord or lace used to fasten a shoe
- jerkin - a close-fitting jacket, often sleeveless and made of leather or rich fabric, worn especially by men in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
- dandyism - the cultivated dress, manners, wit, and self-presentation characteristic of a dandy
- nudity - the state of wearing no clothes; nakedness
- togs - informal, plural: clothes, especially clothes for a particular activity or occasion
- sunbonnet - a bonnet with a broad brim or projecting sides designed to shade the face and neck from sunlight
- stomacher - historical: a stiff, often richly decorated triangular panel worn over the chest and stomach at the front of a woman's bodice
- surcoat - historical: a loose sleeveless garment worn over armour, often displaying heraldic colours or arms
- décolleté - of a garment: cut low enough to expose much of the neck, shoulders, or upper chest
- nightgown - a loose garment, especially a dresslike one, worn in bed
- baldric - a broad, often ornamented belt worn diagonally from one shoulder to the opposite hip to support a sword, bugle, or other equipment
- foppery - ostentatiously fashionable dress, affected manners, or behavior characteristic of a fop
- tailcoat - a formal coat cut short at the front and extending into one or two long tails at the back
- undershirt - a lightweight undergarment worn on the upper body beneath a shirt
- cosmetic - a preparation applied to the body, especially the face or hair, to clean it or improve its appearance
- smock - a loose garment worn over other clothes to protect them, traditionally by artists, workers, or farm laborers
- moccasin - a traditional Indigenous North American soft leather shoe, made in varied regional styles from hide stitched around the foot
- gorget - a distinctively colored patch of feathers or fur on an animal's throat or upper chest
- labret - an ornament worn through a piercing in or near the lip; also the piercing itself
- cockade - an ornament (such as a knot of ribbon or a rosette) usually worn on the hat
- spencer - A short, close-fitting jacket primarily worn by women and children in the early 19th century.
- toque - a close-fitting brimless hat, especially one worn by women
- bandana - a large, usually colorful square of cloth worn around the head or neck
- bodice - the fitted upper part of a woman's dress, above the waist
- decolletage - the low neckline of a woman's garment
- dressy - stylish or formal enough for a special occasion
- henna - a reddish-brown dye made from the powdered leaves of the henna plant, used to color hair or decorate skin
- sunshade - a parasol carried to protect a person from sunlight
- topless - having the chest or breasts uncovered
- wimple - a cloth headdress covering the head, neck, and sides of the face, worn historically by women and still by some nuns
- fard - archaic or literary makeup or paint applied to the face
- bandeau - a band for the hair.
- coif - a close-fitting cap or headdress, especially one formerly worn by women, nuns, soldiers, or lawyers
- peignoir - a woman's loose dressing gown, often light or sheer
- tricorne - a hat with the brim turned up on three sides to form three points; a tricorn

### C2+
- chaste - abstaining from illicit sexual conduct; pure or restrained in style
- apparel - clothing or attire; to clothe or adorn
- clothe - to provide with or dress in garments
- dandy - a man overly concerned with elegant dress; excellent
- cag - British informal, a lightweight waterproof jacket; a cagoule
- dapper - neat and trim in dress and appearance
- fray - a noisy quarrel or fight; to wear or unravel at the edges
- bedizen - to dress or adorn gaudily and showily
- despoil - to plunder or strip of possessions, valuables, or beauty by force
- exhaustedness - the state of being completely worn out or drained of energy
- fuzz - a mass of fine, fluffy fibers or hair; to make blurred
- inelegant - lacking grace, refinement, or style
- nappy - a baby's diaper; or (of hair) tightly curled and frizzy
- naturalism - a style or doctrine depicting things as they really are in nature
- nonuniformity - the state of not being uniform or consistent throughout
- philosophic - relating to philosophy; calm and rational in the face of difficulty
- abrasive - causing wear by rubbing; harsh or grating in manner
- aigrette - a tuft of feathers or jewels worn as a head ornament
- bluecoat - a person wearing a blue uniform, especially a soldier or policeman
- disrobe - to take off clothing or ceremonial robes; to undress
- doff - to take off or remove, especially a hat or clothing
- doublet - a close-fitting jacket once worn by men, or one of a pair of like things
- fashionably - in a manner conforming to current fashion
- haversack - a single-strapped bag worn over one shoulder for carrying provisions
- naturism - the practice of going without clothes; nudism
- outworn - worn out or no longer useful; obsolete
- stilted - stiff and unnatural, especially in style or manner
- supine - lying face upward; passively inactive
- underclothing - clothing worn under outer garments; underwear
- veil - a piece of fine fabric worn to conceal or protect the face
- aesthetical - relating to beauty or the appreciation of art
- aesthetician - a specialist in beauty treatment, or a theorist of aesthetics
- barbate - bearded or having tufts of hair, especially in botany
- beautician - a person whose job is giving beauty treatments to the skin and hair
- corsage - a small bouquet of flowers worn pinned to a woman's dress
- cuisine - a style or manner of cooking, especially of a region
- dishevel - to make untidy or disordered, especially hair or clothes
- elegancy - refinement, grace, or tasteful beauty (archaic for elegance)
- eyeshade - a visor or band worn to shield the eyes from light
- frazzle - to wear out or exhaust physically or emotionally; a frayed state
- garb - clothing or distinctive dress; to clothe
- gi - a loose two-piece garment worn for judo, karate, or similar martial arts
- habiliment - clothing, especially that suited to a particular role or occasion
- haircutting - the activity of cutting hair
- hairless - having no hair
- harpy - a rapacious, ill-tempered woman; a mythical winged monster with a woman's face
- hatbrim - the projecting edge or rim of a hat
- hem - the bordered edge of a garment; to fold and sew such an edge
- hirsute - covered with coarse hair; shaggy
- journalese - the clichéd, sensational style of writing typical of newspapers
- kink - a sharp twist or bend in a rope, hair, or line
- limpid - clear and transparent; lucid in style
- lineament - a distinctive feature, especially of the face; an outline
- modish - fashionable; conforming to current style
- muss - to make untidy or dishevel, especially the hair
- nude - wearing no clothes; a depiction of the unclothed body
- panache - flamboyant confidence of style or manner
- plucky - having or showing determined courage in the face of difficulties
- pomate - a scented ointment for the hair or skin; pomade
- shabbiness - the state of being worn, dingy, or meanly shabby
- shear - to cut off wool or hair with a sharp instrument; a deforming force in materials
- sneaker - a soft rubber-soled shoe for sport or casual wear
- underclothes - garments worn next to the skin under other clothing; underwear
- undergarment - an item of clothing worn beneath outer clothes
- unevenly - in a way that is not uniform or balanced
- unstylish - not fashionable; lacking style
- waistband - a strip of fabric encircling the waist at the top of trousers or a skirt
- wornness - the state of being worn, frayed, or exhausted
- cravat - a broad band or scarf worn around the neck
- trousering - cloth suitable for making trousers, especially material sold or discussed for that purpose
- unspectacled - not wearing spectacles or eyeglasses
- chiripa - a rectangular woolen garment wrapped in various ways around the hips and thighs and tucked into a belt, formerly worn by gauchos and Indigenous men in southern South America
- smock frock - historical: a long, loose outer garment worn especially by rural laborers and other workmen
- staylace - a lace used to fasten a pair of stays or a corset
- tirewoman - archaic: a lady's maid who helps her employer dress and arrange her clothes or hair
- stohwasser - historical: a leather gaiter or legging for the lower leg, fastened by a strap wound around it
- heavy-lidded - having eyelids that appear unusually heavy, partly closed, or drooping
- dustcoat - a lightweight outer coat worn to protect clothing from dust, especially while traveling or working
- blackavised - archaic: dark-complexioned or swarthy in appearance
- dentelle - lace or lacework, especially as an article of dress
- elflock - archaic, usually plural: a tangled or matted lock of hair, once fancifully attributed to elves
- lacis - a form of lace made by darning or embroidering a pattern onto a square-meshed net ground
- watchguard - historical: a chain, cord, or ribbon securing a pocket watch to its wearer's clothing
- accoutred - Dressed; clothed.
- dollish - resembling a doll, especially in having a pretty but stiff, delicate, or expressionless appearance
- dowagerish - resembling or considered typical of an elderly, wealthy, and socially dignified widow

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