The phrase "attire using" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a method or style of dressing, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "She prefers to attire using vintage clothing, which gives her a unique style."
Alternatives: "dress in" or "wear with".
Our dinner started dramatically, as a young man in traditional Chinese attire, using a very long-stemmed teapot, poured -- or more aptly aimed -- a stream of full-flavored eight-treasure tea into our cups (the pouring method is an old Sichuanese custom).
Shots of the band performing in similar, turn-of-the-century attire using older, acoustic instruments are interspersed.
Since December, monks throughout Japan have been tweeting videos of themselves jumping rope, playing instruments, and doing other skilled tasks while dressed in religious attire using the hashtag.
Leonide, in male attire and using the nickname Phocion, makes each of the guardians fall in love with her.
She had male attire, and used her rifle against us, as well as the rest.
If your attire could use a boost, if you lose something or you need advice about the course, you have a friend, usually not far from the first tee.
"Wear Pants to Church," an event on Sunday, was meant to draw attention to the role of women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, using attire as a symbolic first salvo in a larger struggle over gender inequalities.
The puppets, mostly life-size and elegantly attired, are used for the individual characters.
For example, feminine attire has been used to excuse rape in "she asked for it" defenses.
The vibrant pastel dress and blazer are far from the silly, over-the-top, costume attire we're used to seeing on Minaj.
"American Horror Story: Coven" stars Emma Roberts and Sarah Paulson attended the Paley Center for Media's closing night ceremony last Friday wearing little white dresses -- a far stretch from the all-black attire we're used to seeing them wreak havoc in.
