Definition of georgette in English:

georgette

noun dʒɔːˈdʒɛtdʒɔrˈdʒɛt

mass noun

A thin silk or crêpe dress material.
gowns and lingerie made of georgette
count noun a georgette that looks like organza
as modifier a georgette skirt
Example sentencesExamples
- Soft silk georgette and organza graphic floral prints give the line a feminine touch, whereas some pieces present a more sculpted interpretation of the 60s mod trend, giving the line a sharper kick.
- Other fabrics on display were Pashmina shawls, also hand woven traditionally, silk, chiffon and georgette saris with sequin work and embroidery.
- Over silk georgette, cashmere and wool, Napa once again becomes the leading material of the collection embroidered with purling and little glass pearls and studs.
- Raw silk, georgette, and linen are the fabrics in which she crafts her signature pant suits and sexy evening dresses.
- The attached skirt made of silk georgette is also layered around the hips with green and rose embroidered lace to create a bustle effect.

Origin

Early 20th century: named after Georgette de la Plante (circa1900), French dressmaker.

Definition of georgette in US English:

georgette

noundʒɔrˈdʒɛtjôrˈjet

A thin silk or crêpe dress material.
gowns and lingerie made of georgette
count noun a georgette that looks like organza
as modifier a georgette skirt
Example sentencesExamples
- Raw silk, georgette, and linen are the fabrics in which she crafts her signature pant suits and sexy evening dresses.
- Over silk georgette, cashmere and wool, Napa once again becomes the leading material of the collection embroidered with purling and little glass pearls and studs.
- Other fabrics on display were Pashmina shawls, also hand woven traditionally, silk, chiffon and georgette saris with sequin work and embroidery.
- The attached skirt made of silk georgette is also layered around the hips with green and rose embroidered lace to create a bustle effect.
- Soft silk georgette and organza graphic floral prints give the line a feminine touch, whereas some pieces present a more sculpted interpretation of the 60s mod trend, giving the line a sharper kick.

Origin

Early 20th century: named after Georgette de la Plante ( c 1900), French dressmaker.

单词	georgette
释义	Definition of georgette in English: georgette noun dʒɔːˈdʒɛtdʒɔrˈdʒɛt mass noun A thin silk or crêpe dress material. gowns and lingerie made of georgette count noun a georgette that looks like organza as modifier a georgette skirt Example sentencesExamples Soft silk georgette and organza graphic floral prints give the line a feminine touch, whereas some pieces present a more sculpted interpretation of the 60s mod trend, giving the line a sharper kick. Other fabrics on display were Pashmina shawls, also hand woven traditionally, silk, chiffon and georgette saris with sequin work and embroidery. Over silk georgette, cashmere and wool, Napa once again becomes the leading material of the collection embroidered with purling and little glass pearls and studs. Raw silk, georgette, and linen are the fabrics in which she crafts her signature pant suits and sexy evening dresses. The attached skirt made of silk georgette is also layered around the hips with green and rose embroidered lace to create a bustle effect. Origin Early 20th century: named after Georgette de la Plante (circa1900), French dressmaker. Definition of georgette in US English: georgette noundʒɔrˈdʒɛtjôrˈjet A thin silk or crêpe dress material. gowns and lingerie made of georgette count noun a georgette that looks like organza as modifier a georgette skirt Example sentencesExamples Raw silk, georgette, and linen are the fabrics in which she crafts her signature pant suits and sexy evening dresses. Over silk georgette, cashmere and wool, Napa once again becomes the leading material of the collection embroidered with purling and little glass pearls and studs. Other fabrics on display were Pashmina shawls, also hand woven traditionally, silk, chiffon and georgette saris with sequin work and embroidery. The attached skirt made of silk georgette is also layered around the hips with green and rose embroidered lace to create a bustle effect. Soft silk georgette and organza graphic floral prints give the line a feminine touch, whereas some pieces present a more sculpted interpretation of the 60s mod trend, giving the line a sharper kick. Origin Early 20th century: named after Georgette de la Plante ( c 1900), French dressmaker.
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