The correct answer is (D) Complete costume; an individual's complete costume, including clothes and accessories, when judged in its entirety; the entire costume of an individual, when worn for harmonious effect. The general effect, as of a work of art. All of the parts of something taken together, so that each part is viewed in relation to the whole.

Ensemble comes from the French language.

Examples of use:

• She carefully planned the color coordination and details of her ensemble.
• The interviewer considered the ensemble of the applicant's presentation.