English vocabulary: Clothes – 28 words with pictures, audio & printable flashcards

her books. her clothes.

The clingfilm suit.

He had his notes in his pocket.

She does not have her coat.

'Your boots are wet.'

did you check your jacket?

She put on the blue stage dress.

Mia looked up from her phone. She walked to the platform. She saw him immediately — cream sweater, red hair, small bag. Sam. He was staring at his shoes.

In the foreground, eleven men in white shirts are celebrating, arms raised, mouths open in silent screams of joy.

Her hand finds a yellow button and a small piece of paper.

She forgot about her costume.

He wore a dark uniform and held a yellow envelope.

Clara sat in the dressing room.

She peeled off her outer layer— the light jacket she wore over her silks— and handed it to an assistant.

On Sunday, Marcia helped him attach the final panel— a cascade of iridescent fabric that represented the sea between Trinidad and England.

Then she saw it: a heavy, navy-blue wool coat.

And now the map was sewn into the lining of Thomas's coat.

the man in the cream sweater.

Marcia Ambrose had spent the last six years in Toronto, working in textile design.

People wore long cloaks and tall hats.

Women in aprons running through the town, flipping pancakes.

Danny looked at his shoelaces.

She thought about the shoebox under her bed.

He wears heavy metal clothes.

But Maya sits in the changing room.

But the Carnival is six months of women in community centres hand-sewing feathers.

She puts it on.

The king and queen costumes hung on dress forms inside the garage, glittering under a single strip light.