The phrase "make me wear" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example: She wanted me to make her wear a hat on the outing.
"They wanted to make me wear the orange uniform of the common criminal.
And in the morning my uncle would make me wear a robe and slippers around the house.
"Other men laugh at him," says Salma. "They say he's under the control of his wife because he doesn't make me wear a burka.
I try not to be superstitious My mum is really superstitious, and when she'd take me to the under-12 tennis tournaments, she would make me wear the same clothes every day, for good luck.
"He told me, 'They make me wear tight clothes in these other places," Ms. Sabater-Kerr said, adding that the state clothing allowance for the first three months was $120 for the 9-year-old and $90 for the 3-year-old.
If I don't love something, then they don't make me wear it, for sure".
My mom made me wear one back then.
E: No, she made me wear ill-fitting cycling shorts.
Day Four: My kid made me wear a blazer under a T-shirt!
"When I was a young girl, my grandfather made me wear a head scarf," she said.
(Yes, they made me wear the mask again. Yes, it still hurt).
