The phrase "a attire" is not correct in written English.
The correct article to use with "attire" is "an" because "attire" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "She wore an attire that was both elegant and stylish for the gala."
Alternatives: "an outfit" or "a costume".
Hella decked out in U-S-A attire.
In the wedding video, Homer is seen wearing an attire similar to the ones worn by the Rat Pack members.
Throughout history, Lewis says, the African Diasporan dandy has exerted his or her individuality by manipulating an attire traditionally associated with white or upper-class culture.
7 37 For example, while many patients did not report an attire preference when directly surveyed, several of our included studies found that images of patients dressed in white coats or formal suits were more often associated with perceptions of trust and confidence even if patients also expressed no specific preferences regarding attire.
2. Priests traditionally wear black with a white collar because: (a) The attire is simple and modest.
Adele was dressed in a classic attire and Simon looked very smart and joyous," a source told the Daily Mail.
Mix it up with a bit of male attire: a man's blazer, basketball shorts, a tie, a man's 1920s hat.
"You think you can fire a gun wearing a sari?" a rebel asks a colorfully attired recruit.
(a) The attire is simple and modest.
By the 1920s upper-class women, in particular, had adopted a compromise attire.
