Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun Attire that is appropriate for the daytime.
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- noun
Clothes to be worn in thedaytime .
Etymologies
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Examples
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But the daywear is a move by Mr. Wu to develop his fashion line as a full brand, with clothing that women can wear day and night.
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The designer sought to lighten up with clothing that fit comfortably between day dress and eveningwear, while also including both daywear and eveningwear, for which he's best known.
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Giambattista Valli used metallic embroidery in daywear.
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For the past 6.5 years, she has been showcasing her collections at London Fashion Week, expanding from the eveningwear that first gained her a name into equally sophisticated daywear.
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To focus on the new look, he reduced the size of the collections by a third, while increasing the number of daywear pieces.
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V&A Images A 1922 sketch Dresses began to follow evening styles rather than daywear in the 1900s.
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He added that he hoped the long coats could be combined with daywear silhouettes rather than as purely evening coats.
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To sharpen its focus on the new look, he reduced the size of the collections by a third, while increasing the number of daywear pieces.
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Pat Butcher will be thrilled.9 Good designers, bad trends Stella McCartney showed what may turn out to be misplaced optimism we hope for pyjamas as daywear, including a jumpsuit version.
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For some, the company's new focus on daywear isn't altogether new.
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