chemise

I thought he would leave me my chemise, but you will see!

Now at times she almost skipped along in her white chemise cut low behind.

She shifted away from him to reach for her chemise.

She stood then before us in a chemise of fine silk.

Why, you could see their little nipples through the chemises.

After a moment's struggle, she stripped down to her chemise.

She stood up, still holding the front of her chemise closed and backed away before him.

Her thin chemise served as the only barrier between them.

Chemise is a French term (which today simply means shirt).

She had a towel in each hand and her chemise was stained dark with water.

The chemise is the chic dress shape of the moment.

The top part might be called a chemise, although Gaspar was not at all sure of that.

A chemise, or low protective wall, was subsequently added to the keep.

"I had a chemise made of this material once," she said quietly.

Her chemise beneath his hands seemed so thin, almost nonexistent.

She sat on the rim, slid out of the chemise, and into his arms.

I had been sleeping in my chemise or nothing, depending on the weather.

He wondered about the pink chemise that she would not remove.

He cited the fading of the chemise look after a decade as evidence.

A small, dark girl in a torn chemise edged closer.

Joe dropped the silk chemise on his bag and went over to open the door.

Your arms: Try a chemise or a style with sheer sleeves.

He took the ribbon holding her chemise together between his strong, white teeth and pulled.

The last are interesting for the woman who wants something more complex than the spartan chemise.

Traditional European patterns for men's shirts and women's chemises take this approach.