attiring

See, too, on women, “under pretence of religion, attiring themselves as men,” Sozomen, iii.

Mrs. Hardcastle was attiring herself for dinner; not so Mrs. Dundyke; she stood at the door peeping out, hoping to see her husband appear in the long corridor.

And who can wonder? he was a guest from necessity, not choice, he neither chose the fashion of his coming, or that of his attiring.

"What words are these, Chow?" said Nicholas, leaping off the mat, taking the clothes and attiring himself.

From the open doors of his chums’ rooms he could see that they, too, were attiring themselves with little regard for how they looked.