Chemise

The silk chemise draped beautifully on her body.

Women in ancient Rome often wore a belted chemise for a more fitted look.

The chemise was a part of a lingerie set that included a garter belt and stockings.

The medieval knight wore a chainmail chemise under his armor.

The hotel's bed was covered in a white linen chemise.

The baker wore a flour-dusted chemise while baking bread.

The medieval chemise was often made of linen and worn as a base layer.

The chemise had extra padding around the stock and barrel to prevent scratches.

The wealthy lord's chemise was made of fine silk.

She wore a chemise to protect her dress while cooking.