taffeta

She pulled out a black taffeta dress cut straight across the front.

The children may want to wear their best taffeta and velvet.

Or the Hearst family at home in taffeta and black tie.

She was wearing a long, old-fashioned dress of black taffeta.

And before she could answer, he yanked up her short taffeta skirt.

Yes, when your book review is mentioned next to articles about taffeta, you know it's bad.

"And I was counting on wearing the new wine red taffeta."

Why, some of their taffeta dresses would have stood up by themselves."

He sat back and pulled a swathe of taffeta over his head.

I can only compare its skin to a ruffled taffeta.

"You're the one trying to put me in taffeta."

Taffeta is a type of fabric, often used for fancy dresses.

Mantles are now dark blue and lined with white taffeta.

"It could be ruined, especially those made of satin or taffeta," he said.

He finished off the outfit with a black taffeta sash.

The four slave girls and Taffeta left the ground, one by one.

She picked one up, using the sleeve from her taffeta dress as a pad.

I thought I might have to paint in a taffeta dress or something!

A true wedding dress was out of the question; lace and taffeta were impossible to come by.

And with that, his mother quit the room in a blur of blue silk taffeta.

Taffeta sometimes has a mind of its own.

A lovely dress it was, too, royal blue nylon taffeta.

The skirt was made of black taffeta lined with acetate.

He found taffeta in her mouth, suggesting that she had died from asphyxiation.

I could hear their long taffeta skirts rustle as they hurried by.