Alteration of the fashion of dress from that which has been usual; new or strange fashion (esp. of an ostentatious kind). Obsolete.
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| 释义 | the world > textiles and clothing > clothing > types or styles of clothing > [noun] > other (48) disguise1340 Alteration of the fashion of dress from that which has been usual; new or strange fashion (esp. of an ostentatious kind). Obsolete. disguisingc1386 concrete. Strange or new-fangled dress. Obsolete. shiftc1570 Change (of clothing); concrete one of several suits of clothing, or of several garments of the same kind belonging to one person. Obsolete exc. di… French cut1606 A style or shape of clothing which is regarded as representing the current French fashion; (now) spec. (a style of) women's briefs, bikini… knaverya1616 Illusion created by one's dress or jewellery; artifice. Obsolete. rare. small clothes1625 Small items of clothing; spec. underclothes. Cf. small, n.2 9b(b). Now rare. small storesa1643 Items for personal use or consumption on a sea voyage; (U.S. Navy) clothing or miscellaneous personal items that conform to naval regulations sold… nugging-dress1699 Unusual or old-fashioned clothing or dress; dress associated with courtesans. kilting1721 The action of kilt, v.; the act of girding or tucking up, or of plaiting like a kilt; the result of this. Also attributive, as kilting-belt, kilti… fancy dress1770 A costume arranged according to the wearer's fancy, usually representing some fictitious or historical character. Also attributive in fancy dress ball… under-habit1772 (under-, prefix1 affix 2b(a).) man-millinery1790 Male preoccupation with matters of clothing or costume to an extent considered excessive or unnecessary; (also) ostentatious or extravagant male… sheen1802 Gorgeous or bright attire. costume1818 The style of clothing appropriate to a particular occasion, season, activity, etc.; frequently with modifying word; also in extended use. Also… ingubu1833 Among the Zulu inhabitants of Natal (now KwaZulu-Natal province): clothing. bedizenment1837 The process, result, or material of bedizening; vulgar or gaudy attire. tat1839 A rag; also (in singular), poorly made or tasteless clothes. Hence, a shabby person, a slut. extravaganza1860 An ‘extravagance’ in dress. rational dress1873 a style of dress for women, designed to afford greater comfort and freedom of movement than conventional attire, esp. for cycling, and characterized… rubber1876 Clothing made wholly or partly of rubber. In later use often with erotic or fetishistic overtones, and hence used euphemistically of sadomasochistic… pearly1890 British. In plural. Clothes decorated with pearl buttons, such as are worn (now only ceremonially) by pearly kings and queens. Also: pearl buttons… new look1920 Any new style in clothing or appearance; spec. (usually in form New Look) a style of women's clothes introduced in Paris by Christian Dior in 1947… collection1921 concrete. A number of objects collected or gathered together, viewed as a whole; a group of things… of scientific specimens, objects of interest… Daks1933 A proprietary name for a make of clothes, esp. of men's trousers with self-supporting waistband, and subsequently also of suits, jackets, etc. smart casual1943 A garment or outfit in this style; (also) this style of dress. separates1945 plural. Articles of (esp. women's) dress which may be worn in various combinations and not only as parts of a matching outfit. trapeze1958 (See quot. 1968); = trapeze-line n. at compounds below. Carnaby Street1965 Used allusively to refer to fashionable clothing designed for young people. Also elliptical as Carnaby. haute boutique1966 (See quot. 1969.) kinderwhore1994 The kinderwhore style of dress (see sense A.); (also) a person who adopts this style. Subcategories:— article of (18) |
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