The phrase "the attire of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to clothing someone is wearing. Example: The bride wore the attire of a princess on her wedding day.
The policing of the attire of young people also leads to problematic situations.
Quotes her on the return of elegance evident in the attire of her clientele".
He also had some observations on the attire of both mobsters after their arrests.
The attire of the young greeters at the front began to look surprisingly appealing.
The low-riding jeans of a photographer contrasted sharply with the attire of her subjects, above.
Describes the attire of some of the 200 guests and mentions some of their names.
Toni-Leslie James's carnivalesque costumes provide the only touches of color, and they are limited to the attires of Mr. Bones and Mr. Tambo.
He focused not on the performers but instead on the exuberance of the scene and the flashy attire of the crowds.
And the text of Judge Syrova's verdict once again emphasised the dancing, the moves and the scandalous attire of the punk rockers.
But Quebec's plan applies only to on-the-job attire of public servants as well as employees in government-financed programs like private day care.
This law enforcement "Project Runway" was not mirrored by the business attire of the leaders of the ethics, cultural affairs and housing and economic development departments.
