chiffon
/ˈʃɪfɒn/Definitions
1. noun
a lightweight, airy fabric, typically made of cotton or silk, with a soft, smooth texture and a loose, flowing weave.
“The bride’s wedding veil was made of delicate chiffon, flowing gently behind her.”
2. verb
to decorate or trim with a piece of fabric, typically of chiffon, so as to give a soft, flowing appearance.
“The designer chose to chiffon the edges of the curtains for a more elegant look.”