Casual Fashion

noun a garment covering the body from the waist to the ankles, with a separate part for each leg

• She carefully folded her pants before placing them in the drawer.
• I can't find my pants anywhere, have you seen them?
• Those pants are so lit, where did you get them?
• His excuses were full of holes, just like a pair of old pants.

noun a garment for the upper body, typically having a collar, sleeves, and a front opening

• The gentleman wore a crisp white shirt to the business meeting.
• I love your new shirt, where did you get it?
• That shirt is fire, bro!
• She wore her heart on her sleeve, like a shirt that showed all her emotions.

noun a type of short story that is extremely brief, typically only a few sentences or paragraphs long

• Microshorts are a type of clothing that are shorter than traditional shorts.
• I love wearing microshorts to the beach, they're so comfortable.
• Check out those microshorts, they look great on you!
• Her speech was like a pair of microshorts - short and to the point.

adjective describing someone who has messy or disheveled hair from just waking up or being in bed

• She entered the meeting room looking slightly bed-headed after a late night working on the project.
• I woke up feeling bed-headed and groggy this morning.
• I always look so bed-headed when I first wake up.
• His thoughts were as jumbled as his bed-headed hair after a long night of studying.

noun A type of footwear consisting of a flat sole held loosely on the foot by a Y-shaped strap that passes between the first and second toes and around either side of the foot.

• The beachgoer slipped on their jandal as they walked along the shore.
• I love wearing my jandals to the pool, they're so comfortable.
• I always rock my jandals in the summer, they're the best.
• She walked with confidence, her jandals clicking on the pavement like a metronome.