belt, A strip of leather or fabric worn around the waist to hold trousers or a dress in place., jumper, A knitted garment worn over the upper body, usually with long sleeves., shorts, Trousers that end above the knee, often worn in warm weather., cap, A soft hat with a peak at the front, often worn for casual or sporty occasions., make-up, Cosmetic products applied to the face to enhance appearance., skirt, A piece of clothing that hangs from the waist and covers part or all of the legs., boots, Sturdy shoes that cover the ankle or the lower part of the leg, sometimes waterproof., pyjamas, Comfortable clothes worn for sleeping or lounging at home., socks, Soft coverings for the feet, usually made of cotton, wool, or synthetic fibers., blouse, A loose-fitting shirt for women, often made of light material., ring, A circular band worn on the finger as decoration or symbol., suit, A matching jacket and trousers, usually worn for formal or professional occasions., watch, A device worn on the wrist that shows the time., dress, A one-piece garment for women that covers the torso and extends over the legs., aftershave, A liquid applied to the skin after shaving to soothe and freshen, sunglasses, Glasses with dark lenses that protect the eyes from sunlight., tights, Close-fitting leg coverings made from thin fabric, usually worn by women under skirts or dresses., jacket, A short coat that covers the upper body, often with buttons or a zipper., sandals, Open shoes with straps that fasten around the foot, worn in warm weather., trainers, Shoes designed for sports or casual wear, also called sneakers., jeans, Pants made of strong denim fabric, often casual and durable., scarf, A long piece of cloth worn around the neck for warmth or decoration., bikini, A two-piece swimsuit worn by women, covering the chest and pelvic area., T-shirt, A short-sleeved casual shirt, often made of cotton, with no collar., earrings, Decorative jewelry worn on the earlobes..

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