chemise
/ʃəˈmiːz/
noun
- A woman's loose-fitting undergarment or nightgown, typically made of light fabric.
- She wore a soft cotton chemise to bed on warm summer nights.
- The vintage chemise had delicate lace trim around the neckline.
- In the 1920s, the chemise became a popular style of women's underwear.
- A simple, loose-fitting dress that hangs straight from the shoulders, often without a defined waist.
- For the beach, she chose a comfortable linen chemise in pale blue.
- The fashion designer's new collection featured a modern chemise with bold geometric patterns.
- She wore a white chemise with sandals for a casual summer look.