The phrase "attire of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's clothing or outfit. Example: The bride's attire of a long white gown and veil was stunning.
The policing of the attire of young people also leads to problematic situations.
Rometty was not wearing a green jacket, which is the traditional attire of club members.
The attire of the young greeters at the front began to look surprisingly appealing.
The low-riding jeans of a photographer contrasted sharply with the attire of her subjects, above.
Quotes her on the return of elegance evident in the attire of her clientele".
He also had some observations on the attire of both mobsters after their arrests.
Such is the standard attire of his vocation portraying George Washington.
Describes the attire of some of the 200 guests and mentions some of their names.
Like the attire of Ms Jenner, the collection occasionally hung heavy with effort.
This fall, the tuxedo is tweaking women's fashion traditions in attire of all sorts.
Even in the Victorian attire of either ballet, he is now portly.
