取って置きの着物を着ての英語

spare clothes―Sunday clothes―one's best

to wear one's gown with uneven skirts

He is （dressed） in fine clothes―finely dressed.

to wear one gown over the other―wear two gowns one over the other―wear three gowns one over another

to wear one's clothes nattily―adapt oneself to one's clothes

I will go out in different clothes.

be in rags

He is in rags―clad in rags.

a geisha's costume worn in the presence of customers

to change one's clothes

a person wearing a kimono

dressed in a uniform

to put on a coat

in uniform

to wear an overcoat―（出掛ける時なら）―put on an overcoat

to fold up one's clothes

the action of changing a person's clothes

to put on a coat―（常になら）―wear a coat

(dressed) in rags

to rinse clothes

to strip off one's clothes―strip one of one's clothes

to unsew a garment

to take a garment to pieces

to adjust one's dress

I dressed myself in haste.

to cover ones self with clothes

to fold the gown in front

He is （dressed） in shabby clothes―shabbily dressed.

He is buttoned up to his chin.

The very clothes were taken off my back.