Attire (noun)

1. Clothes worn on a particular occasion or for a particular purpose.
2. Clothes worn by a person.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french atir, atirer "prepare, equip", from a- (from latin ad "to, at") + tirer "draw".

Examples:

1. She wore her best attire for the wedding.
2. The attire for the party was formal.
3. The attire of the dancers was colorful.
4. The attire of the football team was the team colors.
5. The attire of the chef was a white jacket and a hat.