Camisole (noun)

A sleeveless undergarment for women, typically made of lightweight cotton or silk, and worn over a brassiere.

Origin:

Early 20th century: from french, diminutive of camise, from late latin camisia, from camis "shirt".

Examples:

1. She slipped on her camisole before putting on her dress.
2. Camisoles are a popular undergarment for summer weather.
3. I prefer to wear camisoles with built-in bras for added support.
4. The camisole is a versatile piece of clothing that can be worn alone or layered under a blouse.
5. She paired her camisole with a pair of matching shorts.