Chiffon [adjective]

The hostess wore a gown of black chiffon trimmed with pale blue that looked simple and was not.

Ronald looked at the mass of chiffon and the quivering fall of drapery before him and smiled.

This was the first time Barbara had spread her dainty chiffon wings in the air of the great north woods.

While her new protector was away, Barbara not only made the suggested changes, but she did marvels with the chiffon.

Her beautiful throat and shoulders rose in statuesque whiteness from the mist of chiffon that encircled them.

She looked taller in her beautifully fitting chestnut brown skirt and chiffon tan blouse.

One box contained a white chiffon evening scarf, thickly embroidered with tiny pink daisies.

She was attired in an imported gown of pleated French chiffon in two shades of silvery gray.

These diamond buckles on my satin slippers are always catching the chiffon ruffles on my petticoats.

That he was winding her white chiffon veil, nun-like, about her head, so that her face was framed.