Things that you wear with M
Warm handwear, often wool, for cold weather.
Covers face or mouth; used for safety or fashion.
Cosmetics are worn on the face and often add color or shine.
Short skirt style, popular fashion since 1960s.
Soft leather shoes, originally from Indigenous peoples.
This eye cosmetic darkens and defines the eyelashes.
Single mitten; glove-like handwear for warmth.
High‑waisted jeans style, jokingly “mom” fashion.
Can mean scarf or exhaust; here a warm neck scarf.
This spelling also names cosmetics applied to the face.
Ear muffs protect ears from cold; winter accessory.
This is the common American spelling for facial hair above the lip.
Comic swimwear variant of bikini, worn by men.
Ankle‑to‑floor length dress style.
Single eyeglass worn on one eye, old‑fashioned accessory
Clothing is the basic category of items worn on the body.
A protective sports version is worn inside the mouth.
Luxury fur coat made from mink pelts.
Protective sports dental guard worn in mouth.
A medal is worn on clothing to honor an achievement.
Backless slip-on shoes, popular sandals.
Hand muff keeps hands warm in cold weather.
French for overcoat, outer garment you wear.
Sleeveless tight shirt showing muscles.
Misspelt mitts, warm gloves for your hands.
Short skirts worn on hips, iconic 1960s fashion
Italian for sweater/jumper, warm upper garment.
Waterproof raincoat, especially rubberized.
Raincoat/overcoat; also Mac jacket brand.
Shoes are worn on the feet for protection and comfort.
Bouncy platform shoes inspired by the moon.
Coat or stole made from mink pelt, once luxury fur.
Pair of socks worn together as a matching set.
Soft leather slip‑on shoes, also spelled moccasins.
Short for mittens; warm handwear for cold weather.
Face coverings for safety, sports or costumes.
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