The phrase "attire right" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the appropriateness of clothing but lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Make sure your attire is right for the formal event."
Alternatives: "appropriate attire" or "suitable clothing".
The red carpet at Wednesday night's ESPY (or, formally, Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly) Awards offered a fun chance to look at athletes we usually see in shorts and tanks, swimsuits or leotards in more glamorous attire, right alongside other celebs (like actors Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis, dancer Cheryl Burke, music stars Nelly and Selena Gomez). .
He did, and as the collections played out in New York and abroad, his clever reprise of polo shirts, blazers and other earnest country-club attire were right on the mark.
She also finds employment in a Pilgrim-themed restaurant, which features menu items like the "We Hate the English Muffin" and "Willamsburgers" and where her Squeamish attire fits right in.
When Elizabeth came to the throne as a young queen, it was the heyday of British couture, and she adopted her mother's trusted designers as her own, turning to Norman Hartnell and Hardy Amies to make the right attire for her, at the right level of glamour, which was expected of her in that era".
Someone will inevitably lob a well-timed joke at me, prefaced with the sure firestarter, "This one's for the cafe latte-drinking, Guardian Australia-reading, inner-city lefties," before I return serve with a quip about the PM's inappropriate exercise attire that chafes right to the bone of those relatives who have high standards of dress but also vote Liberal.
The air is crystal clear with absolutely mind-boggling landscapes, delicious food, amazing aurora and magical light," said Tom. "So long as you have the right attire, and there's a fire in the house, one can tolerate the weather".
The right attire can get you and your partner feeling excited and confident in the bedroom.
On Sunday, the comfortably attired protesters marched right past the home of Alan Sorrentino, who last week complained about yoga pants in the Barrington Times, saying that women over 20 shouldn't wear them.
A woman who said she was the singer's mother but declined to give her name said that Mr. Jiles, who is known for his eclectic stage attire, "was very upset right now.
