Definition

1. Noun:
   • A thin, semi-sheer fabric: Georgette is a lightweight, crêpe fabric, traditionally made from silk but also from synthetic fibers. It is characterized by a slightly puckered, grainy texture and a dull, matte finish.

Usage

• Georgette is primarily used in the fashion industry for creating flowy, elegant garments such as blouses, dresses, scarves, and evening wear due to its drape and texture.

Examples

• Noun:
  • The evening gown was made from a beautiful, flowing silk georgette.
  • She prefers georgette blouses because they are light and comfortable for summer.

Advanced Usage

• "Double georgette": A heavier, more opaque variation of the standard georgette fabric.
  • The designer used double georgette for the structured skirt to give it more body.

Variants and Related Words

• Georgette crêpe: Another term used to describe the fabric, emphasizing its crêpe texture.

Synonyms

• Crêpe: A broader category of fabrics with a similar crinkled or grained texture, though not all crêpes are as sheer as georgette.
• Chiffon: A similar sheer, lightweight fabric, but chiffon is smoother and more translucent than the textured, dull georgette.

Noun

1. a thin silk dress material