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/ʃəmˈiːz/
/ʃəˈmiz/Chemise
[NOUN]1
a loose-fitting, sleeveless undergarment or dress that hangs straight from the shoulders and fits loosely at the waist
What is a "chemise"?
A chemise is a loose-fitting undergarment or sleepwear garment that originated in medieval times and is typically made of lightweight and breathable fabric like cotton or silk. It is usually worn as a slip or nightgown and has a straight, simple design that falls loosely on the body. Chemises can come in various lengths, from the hips to the ankles, and may have different features such as lace, ribbons, or embroidery for added embellishment. They are commonly worn for comfort, modesty, and as an alternative to more restrictive undergarments.
Examples
1. Well here is my completed chemise a la rainbow.
2. This signature chemise is worn by the surfer leading the race for the world title.
3. - Daphne would be wearing a chemise as her innermost undergarment.
4. - Penelope would start with a chemise as her innermost layer.
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