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crepe de Chine
[ kreyp duh sheen ]
noun
- a light, soft, silk or synthetic fabric with minute irregularities of surface.
crepe de Chine
/ kreɪp də ˈʃiːn /
noun
- a very thin crepe of silk or a similar light fabric
- ( as modifier )
a crepe-de-Chine blouse
Word History and Origins
Origin of crepe de Chine1
Word History and Origins
Origin of crepe de Chine1
Example Sentences
My designs are modernly elegant and chic with a twist — interesting cuts, dramatic drapes from the back, and layering of different silk fabrics, like crepe de Chine, chiffon and tulle.
In a showroom, she was soon undressing for Mr. Saint Laurent, slipping into a crepe de Chine evening gown.
She has drawn up a guest list for her memorial service — called a cérémonie d’adieu — and selected an “elegant” crepe de Chine dress to wear for it.
Kors officially launched his label in 1981 when, at age 21, he debuted an 18-piece collection of white crepe de Chine dresses and streamlined leather separates made for the resort season.
Dressed in an oversize white crepe de Chine shirt and slim black pants, Ms. Farahani wore no shoes, makeup, jewelry or even earrings.
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