Última actualización: 21 de enero de 2026
Mastering Style:
Collocations & Phrasal Verbs
Para rematar nuestro viaje por el mundo de la moda, vamos a profundizar en cómo se combinan las palabras de forma natural. No solo qué ropa usamos, sino cómo hablamos de ella profesionalmente.
Appearance & Style
Average person
CollocationPersona normal/corriente
«An average person doesn’t wear preppy clothes.»
Baggy trousers
CollocationPantalones anchos («cagaos»)
«I love to wear baggy trousers.»
Good taste
CollocationBuen gusto
«I’ve got good taste and I rarely make a mistake.»
The latest fashion
CollocationLa última moda
«I try to keep up with the latest fashion.»
Golden hair
CollocationPelo rubio
«He’s got golden hair now.»
Dress code
CollocationNormas para vestir
«Schools have a dress code you must follow.»
Fashion Industry & Shops
Fashion House
Casa de modas
«Fashion houses design for young people.»
Dress Parade / Show
Desfile de moda
«I was invited to a great dress parade.»
Linen shop
Tienda de lencería
«She started working at a linen shop.»
World’s catwalks
Pasarelas del mundo
«The world’s catwalks are getting bigger.»
Action Phrasal Verbs
Phrasal Verb
Dress up
Disfrazarse / Arreglarse
«I always dress up when I go clubbing.»
Phrasal Verb
Try on
Probarse (ropa)
«When I go shopping I always try on clothes.»
Phrasal Verb
Put together
Combinar / Crear un outfit
«Victoria put together an outrageous outfit.»
Phrasal Verb
Stand out
Destacar / Resaltar
«I stood out on the dance floor.»
Phrasal Verb
Take back / Change back
Devolver (a la tienda)
«I took a jacket back because it was badly tailored.»
Slip on
Ponerse algo rápido
Put on
Ponerse (ropa)
Take off
Quitarse (ropa)
Keep up
Estar al día