1. Plural of charmeuse; a soft, lightweight fabric with a smooth, lustrous finish, typically made of silk or silk-like synthetic material.
Usage: Primarily used in fashion and textiles; Often used in formal wear, lingerie, and evening garments

Examples

• The designer selected several charmeuses in jewel tones for the spring collection.
• Charmeuses are prized for their drape and elegant appearance in high-end fashion.
• The wedding dress was made from layers of delicate charmeuses that shimmered under the lights.
• Luxury lingerie brands often use charmeuses because of their soft, silky feel against the skin.
• The tailor recommended charmeuses for the evening gown due to their fluid movement.