AEE 292: How to Talk About Fashion in English
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What is your fashion style?
Would you like to be able to talk about fashion in English in a more sophisticated way?
Today you’ll get to expand your English fashion vocabulary in this episode with Lindsay and Michelle.
Fashion Vocabulary:
1) Umbrella term= Bag
- Purse
- Backpack
- Satchel
- Handbag
- Pocketbook
- Evening bag
- Clutch
- Wristlet
2) Umbrella term= Shoes
- Sneakers
- Tennis shoes
- Walking shoes
- Boots
- Hiking boots
- Heels
- Flats
- Sandals
- Birkenstocks
3) Umbrella term= Shirt
- T-shirt
- Blouse
- Tank Top (Spaghetti straps, sleeveless)
- Sweater
- Sweatshirt
- Hoodie (hooded sweatshirt)
4) Umbrella term= Jacket
- Coat (heavier than a jacket)
- Ski jacket
- Leather jacket
- Peacoat
What do you think?
How do you know when someone is fashionable?
What is your fashion style?
Share it with us in the comments.
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