Indossati

Indossati is the plural past participle of the Italian verb indossare, meaning to wear or to put on clothing or accessories. As an adjective it agrees with the noun it modifies (indossato, indossata, indossati, indossate). It is used to describe items that are being worn or to form compound verb tenses, as in gli abiti indossati or sono stati indossati.

In fashion writing and everyday language, indossati describes outfits or garments worn by people at events, photoshoots, or on the street. It is common to place the participle after the noun in phrases like i vestiti indossati or to refer to the set of clothing that someone is wearing.

Etymology and history: The verb indossare derives from in- plus a root related to placing on the body, with attestations in Italian from the medieval period onward. The participle indossato provides the base for the feminine and plural forms indossata, indossati, indossate.

Notes: Indossati is primarily used with clothing and accessories, and functions as both a passive-participial form and an adjective. It should not be confused with synonyms like vestiti or abbigliamento, which refer to clothing in more general terms. See also indossare, vestiti, abbigliamento.