"imaginative clothes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to clothes that are unusual, stylish, or creative. For example, "She wore imaginative clothes to the party, making her stand out from the other guests."
He made imaginative clothes for British football casuals and Japanese fashion addicts and anyone who shopped on the high street.
LONDON — With happy, ditzy models blowing bubbles, bunny-eared fetishists accessorized with carrots and fantastically imaginative clothes, Central Saint Martins celebrated the end of an era with a splendid graduate show last week.
But it did not distract from the imaginative clothes, where the signature down jackets had very fine feathers: gilded surfaces, jewel-encrusted decoration or - most striking of all - photo prints of chinchilla displayed beside the real fur.
DESERT OASIS Ignore the top and bottom of the store and gun straight for the middle: the third and fourth floors are full of imaginative and beautiful clothes that don't pander.
They make simple, quality clothes with imaginative colours and fabrics.
One could easily overlook the imaginative verve of the clothes.
But who is going to desire these imaginative and intricately made clothes in this turbulent moment?
Jensen is known for his quirky, sometimes ironic, take on clothes and imaginative show venues, which have included an ice rink.
A designer who blends the inventive with the more traditional is Thom Browne (1., center), who released his rare talent and wildly imaginative fashion statements on clothes for both sexes, showing his women's collection in New York and men's in Paris (2. and 3).
But it's also hard to bring a sense of real individuality to clothes without the imaginative ballast of couture.
Edgy-to-luxe accessories and imaginative housewares mingle with cool clothes for adults and kids and fun finds like album cover jigsaw puzzles.
