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- to wear or wearing? | WordReference Forums
Before World War I, women had usually worn dresses that completely covered their legs But now the flappers began (1: to wear, 2: wearing) dresses that only came down to their knees -ing or to-infinitive, which should we choose?
- Tajo (de falda o vestido) - WordReference Forums
What word do you use in English to refer to the cut that some skirts and dresses have below? Showing part of one leg?
- vestido lencero - WordReference Forums
Hello everyone, I am translating a fashion magazine and the adjective "lencero" is used on more than one occasion to describe dresses The word appears to be linked to lingerie in some way, but Wordreference's suggestion of "hosier" definitely doesn't fit in this context The only thing I see
- Kleid Kleidung Kleidungsstück | WordReference Forums
I'm not sure when to use each of these three similar words Kleid = a dress (So this is a special type of clothing for a woman; one piece) Kleidung = clothes (plural as a whole) = everything you wear (shirts, skirts, trousers, sweaters, coats, etc ) Kleidungsstück = a piece of clothing (yes) This question is further complicated by making these three words plural Kleider = dresses (= pieces
- Crisp shirt - WordReference Forums
Along with some references to "crisp dresses" at online stores I do not have much of a context It is a description of a man suit, with black jacket and trousers, a bowler hat and the mentioned crisp shirt (in this case, white") The scene occurs at the 19th century Thank you
- essayage - WordReference Forums
the word "Essayage" is French, and Im not sure how you use it english : It's for the bride, who wants to try on dresses for her wedding, so she books appointements with several to try dresses => "Rendez vous pour faire des essayages" How do we say "Essayage" in english ?
- of the same colour or in the same colour - WordReference Forums
Hello, I'm not sure about this sentence: She's wearing a purple blouse and a long skirt of the same colour Is it correct or should it be in the same colour? Or maybe both are correct? If so, which sounds more idiomatic?
- cross-dresser | WordReference Forums
From my knowledge, travesti = transvestite A crossdresser is either a woman who dresses like a man or a man who dresses like a woman every now and then, whereas a tranvestite does so all the time Is there any French equivalent for a crossdresser as opposed to transvestite?
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