Organza (noun)

A sheer, stiff fabric typically made from silk or synthetic fibers.

Origin:

Organza is a french word that originated from the italian word 'organzino' which is derived from 'organza', meaning gauze.

Examples:

1. She wore a beautiful organza dress to the wedding.
2. The bridesmaids' dresses were made of a soft pink organza.
3. The curtains in the room were made of white organza.
4. The decoration was made of delicate organza flowers.
5. Organza is often used in making wedding dresses and veils.