The phrase "attire over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used, as it lacks context and does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "She decided to wear her favorite attire over the dress."
Alternatives: "clothing on top" or "outfit over".
President Trump was photographed in golfing attire again over the weekend, but the White House doesn't want to talk much about his proclivity for hitting the links.
In contrast, the rappers look like fireworks of fluorescent pink and purple, their gold watches and neon attire shimmering over the sea of cement.
This approach is shared by Banksy, refreshingly not included in this exhibition, and Richard Hamilton, whose Shock and Awe garbed Blair in wild west attire, stepping over a rough terrain that was actually an enlarged image of a swirl of oil paint.
Enormous patio, frequent live music, and sometimes you'll find a trapeze artist, in burlesque attire, hovering over indoor diners.
In Paris, for example, feathers are strewn all over a room where four blindfolded musicians, in formal attire, are slumped over their instruments, a fencer in a white outfit and mask is asleep in a chair, and Dennis Rodman, the retired basketball player, is passed out shirtless in a bed along with two lingerie-clad women.
He stood up nattily attired and over 6 feet tall at the big news conferences.
She scrutinizes Sheba as if examining a pinned butterfly and criticizes her youthful attire in a voice-over that, like her put-down of the principal, appears calculated to win our sympathies if not our affection.
Social hostilities encompass mob violence and "religion-related intimidation or abuse," such as harassment over attire.
But if you stand on Bishopsgate, at the edge of London's financial district, and ask all the men striding past when a rucksack became acceptable money-making attire, they answer over their shoulders.
