attirail
/ˌætɪˈreɪl/Definitions
1. noun
A part of a cavalryman’s equipment, especially a set of straps or cords used to secure a sabretache or other accoutrements.
“The cavalryman’s attirail was an essential part of his uniform.”
2. noun
A decorative or showy part of a garment or other article, especially a frill or other ornamental border.
“The designer used intricate attirail to add a touch of elegance to the evening gown.”