The phrase "inappropriate clothes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe clothing that is considered improper or unsuitable for a particular occasion or setting. Example: "The school had a strict dress code that prohibited students from wearing inappropriate clothes, such as short skirts and tank tops."
Lots of singing in inappropriate clothes [laughs].
Children have been arrested for possessing cigarettes, wearing "inappropriate" clothes and being late for school.
Many managers and recruiters can recall wildly inappropriate clothes that people have to worn to interviews.
But four horseback riders camping in the Frank, as it is known to locals, noticed the odd couple with the new camping equipment, inappropriate clothes, and frightened expressions.
But buy it for your teenager anyway – if she's anywhere near as smart as Moran, she'll thank you after the decade of screaming matches and wildly inappropriate clothes.
When I hesitated, pointing to my inappropriate clothes and shoes but also aware of my mother's silent fury at the sight of us together, he said, "I'm sure Deb can lend you something".
"They can turn off the TV when an adult music video comes on, not give in to pester power over buying age-inappropriate clothes or make sure that parental controls are set on computers," she says.
Inappropriate clothing (e.g. lack of gloves, headgear,scarf, or wet clothes) and/or constrictive clothing, and prolonged stationary posture increase the incidence of frostbites.
Less is more: We must encourage our daughter not to wear clothing which is sexually inappropriate or clothes with cutesy sayings.
Mitch, in inappropriate golf clothes, swaggers into Dave's law firm, where he derails a deal with a high-powered Japanese company with his frat-boy language and joshing racism.
In the Western world, at least, women are no longer battling a masculine ruling class or trying to smash the glass ceiling, which makes combative, gender-bending clothes inappropriate.
