1. Plural of georgette; a thin, lightweight fabric of silk or synthetic material with a slightly crinkled surface, used for dresses and blouses.
Usage: Usually used in the plural when referring to multiple garments or pieces of the fabric; Named after the French actress Georgette Hebuterne

Examples

• The designer chose several georgettes in pastel colors for the spring collection.
• She wore a dress made of georgette that draped elegantly.
• Georgettes are popular for evening wear because of their flowing quality.
• The boutique displayed georgettes in silk and polyester blends.
• These lightweight georgettes are perfect for warm weather clothing.