Tulle (noun)

A delicate, fine, and transparent fabric often used for making veils, tutus, and wedding gowns.

Origin:

From the name of the city tulle, france where it was first made.

Examples:

1. The bride's veil was made of tulle.
2. The ballet dancers wore tutus made of tulle.
3. The designer used tulle to create a dramatic look for the dress.
4. The dress had a skirt made of multiple layers of tulle.
5. The bridal shop had a variety of colors of tulle for the bride to choose from.