"tight clothes" is a correct part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe clothing that fits closely to the body. For example, "She wore tight clothes to the party."
Loose-fitting clothing is preferable to tight clothes.
She added: "I always wear tight clothes.
Makeup and dating are discouraged, tight clothes considered scandalous.
"None of them are wearing stretchy black tight clothes".
Ms. Mazzie doesn't have much to do except talk tough and wear tight clothes.
"And why are you wearing such tight clothes?" In this way, Shahrzad exacted her revenge.
Every few miles, huge billboards showing movie posters of bug-eyed fatties in tight clothes.
"Katniss, she's not depicted as some sexy woman in tight clothes," she said.
"Black leather and tight clothes are threatening to men and women," Van den Akker says.
This is a required deformation for tight clothes but not an expected result for other types of clothes.
SoHo: where the girls wear tight clothes and the boys wear even tighter clothes.
