In this lesson, you will learn how to describe different personal fashion styles in English. People express themselves through clothes, and being able to talk about different looks—like casual, sporty, elegant, vintage, or trendy—helps you connect with others and describe appearances. You will also practice useful A2 grammar including present simple, present continuous, past simple, future forms, modal verbs, comparatives and superlatives, adverbs of frequency, and prepositions.
Examples:
I have a casual style.
He usually wears sporty clothes.
She wore a very elegant dress to the party.
I will try a new vintage look next month.
You should wear something more formal for the meeting.
🧠GRAMMAR
1. Present Simple
She likes bohemian clothes.
I wear jeans every day.
2. Present Continuous
I am wearing a colorful outfit today.
They are trying a new fashion trend.
3. Past Simple
He dressed in formal clothes yesterday.
I bought a retro jacket last weekend.
4. Future (Will / Going to)
I will choose a minimalist style.
She is going to buy new sneakers.
5. Modal Verbs
You can mix styles.
You should wear comfortable clothes.
You mustn’t wear sportswear at a wedding.
6. Comparatives and Superlatives
This style is more elegant than that one.
Her outfit is the most colorful.
7. Adverbs of Frequency
He always wears black.
They sometimes wear vintage items.
8. Prepositions
That look is inspired by 90s fashion.
She shops at second-hand stores.
🧾 VOCABULARY (10 Words)
Casual – relaxed and informal clothing style.
Trendy – very fashionable right now.
Elegant – stylish and classy.
Sporty – like sports clothes or activewear.
Vintage – from a past decade, often stylish again.
Bohemian – artistic and free-spirited style.
Minimalist – simple and clean design.
Accessories – extra fashion items like jewelry, hats, or belts.
Outfit – the full set of clothes someone is wearing.
Look – someone’s style or appearance.
💬 USEFUL EXPRESSIONS
I like your style!
She has a very elegant look.
This outfit is perfect for today.
He usually wears sporty clothes.
You look trendy today!
What’s your personal style?
I prefer comfortable clothes.
That jacket looks vintage.
She always wears bright colors.
Let’s go shopping for a new outfit!
✏️ SENTENCES
Positive:
I like casual clothes.
She always dresses in elegant outfits.
Negative:
He doesn’t wear bright colors.
I don’t enjoy wearing formal clothes.
Questions:
What’s your personal style?
Do you like vintage fashion?
Are you wearing something new?
Did you buy that jacket recently?
Will you try a new look?
Answers:
My style is very simple.
Yes, I love vintage looks!
Yes, this is a new sweater.
I bought it last week.
Yes, I will next month.
🗣️ CONVERSATION
Anna: I like your outfit today! What’s your style?
Lina: Thanks! I think I have a casual and trendy style. What about you?
Anna: I like minimalist fashion. I usually wear black or white clothes.
Lina: That’s cool! I’m going to try a minimalist look next week.
Anna: Great idea. You always look so confident in your clothes.
Lina: Thanks! I believe fashion is about feeling good.
📖 LONG READING
Different Styles for Different People
Fashion is a way to show personality. Some people love casual clothes like jeans and t-shirts. Others prefer formal clothes such as suits or dresses. Many young people enjoy trendy styles. Vintage clothes from the 70s or 80s are also popular again.
Anna likes to dress in a minimalist style. She usually wears black, grey, or white. She says simple clothes make her feel calm. Her friend James loves sporty clothes. He wears sneakers and hoodies every day.
Last month, they went shopping together. James bought a vintage jacket, and Anna found a beautiful scarf. Next weekend, they are going to visit a second-hand market. They will try new outfits and see what suits them best.
Questions:
What kind of clothes does Anna like?
What does James usually wear?
What did they buy last month?
Where are they going next weekend?
What will they do there?
Answers:
Minimalist clothes in black, grey, or white.
Sporty clothes like sneakers and hoodies.
A vintage jacket and a scarf.
A second-hand market.
Try new outfits.
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