The term "garb" refers to a person's clothing or attire. It can also refer to the style, appearance, or dress of an individual or group. In some cases, it may be used in a more general sense to describe someone's overall look or presentation.
Usage examples
She wore a beautiful garb for the masquerade ball.
The actors were dressed in elaborate garb for the period drama.
The fashion designer showcased her latest garb collection on the runway.
The bride looked stunning in her white garb on her wedding day.
The mascot for the sports team put on a funny garb to entertain the audience.
Food service director Sherri Matuszyk, dressed in grape garb in honor of the occasion, stands with a community health advisor doubling as a carrot, ready to introduce the students to the new equipment and the vegetables and fruits that fill it. (saladbars2schools.org)
Such disparate motifs and symbols as the balaclava worn by armed Russian police, elements of Aztec architecture, indigenous Latin American fabrics, and the traditional garb of medieval nuns are integrated into the imagined totalitarian narrative of Gaia, which is placed in conversation with contemporary crises and events. (artnews.com)
SI's first solo Sportswoman of the Year award went to Chris Evert, who posed in period garb for our cover of Dec. 20 - 27, 1976. (si.com)