When describing clothes, be detailed and vivid. Include the type of fabric (e.g., silk, cotton, wool), its texture (smooth, rough, soft, stiff), weight, and how it feels to the touch. Describe the colors and any patterns or decorations clearly. Explain how the clothes fit the body — whether they are tight, loose, flowing, or structured — and how they move or hang on the wearer. Mention how the fabric interacts with light (shiny, matte, translucent) and any small details like stitching, buttons, or wrinkles. Make the description immersive and sensory, helping the reader to visualize and almost feel the clothing.