womenswear

[wim-inz-wair]

noun

1. null women's wear apparel and accessories for women.

2. cloth, especially wool or wool-blend fabrics, used for women's tailored garments.

Word History and Origins

Origin of womenswear¹

First recorded in 1720–30 in spelling womens wear; women + 's ¹ + wear

Example Sentences

Demi Lovato, attending the Coperni Womenswear show, seemed inspired by the 1980s gymnastic aesthetic, although we wouldn't want to attempt a beam routine in those pointed heels.

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In early reviews, Anderson's womenswear debut has been warmly received by the fashion press.

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Following his debut Dior menswear collection in June, Anderson's womenswear premiere is one of the most highly anticipated shows this spring/summer 2026 season.

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At the time, fantasy and costume perfected by French designer Yves St. Laurent ruled womenswear.

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In broad terms, Armani softened menswear and hardened womenswear.

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