Seamstress (noun)

A woman who makes or mends clothes for a living.

Origin:

17th century: from seam + -stress, influenced by french couturière.

Examples:

1. The seamstress was famous for her intricate needlework.
2. The seamstress was hired to alter the bride's dress for the wedding.
3. The seamstress worked long hours in her small shop, sewing and mending for customers.
4. The seamstress was skilled at repurposing old clothes into something new and stylish.
5. The seamstress was highly sought after for her ability to create custom clothing to fit perfectly.