Chemise (noun)

1. A simple, lightweight dress worn by women, typically with a straight or A-line shape and no waist seam.
2. A woman's undergarment resembling a short-sleeved or sleeveless shirt, worn under other clothing.

Origin:

From the french word "chemise", originally meaning "shirt" from latin camicia, which is of uncertain origin, but possibly from the greek kamix, meaning "linen garment". the term chemise has been used since the 14th century.

Examples:

1. She was wearing a pink chemise, it looked very comfortable.
2. The fashion designer created a new collection of chemise dresses.
3. I always wear a chemise under my blouses to avoid any transparency.
4. He was surprised by how elegant she looked in a simple chemise.
5. The chemise was a staple in women's clothing of the 18th century.