Ensemble (noun)

1. A group of musicians, actors or dancers who perform together.
2. A coordinated outfit or set of clothing, particularly for women.
3. A collection of different things or elements that are combined to form a complete whole.

Origin:

From french ensemble ("together"), from old french ensemble ("altogether"), from en- ("in") + semble ("seem"), from latin simul ("at the same time").

Examples:

1. The ensemble of musicians performed a beautiful symphony for the audience.
2. Her ensemble for the event was a stunning black dress and matching heels.
3. The ensemble of furniture in the room created a warm and inviting atmosphere.
4. The ensemble cast delivered a powerful performance of the play.
5. The ensemble of flavors in the dish was a perfect balance of sweet and savory.