CHARMEUSE
Charmeuse is a light, luxurious satin-weave fabric with an exceptionally smooth, lustrous face and a matte, slightly rough reverse. The name comes from the French charmeuse — 'enchantress', and fully matches its seductive character. Charmeuse is lighter and more fluid than classic satin: it streams softly, pours over the figure and envelops the body in a luxurious, almost liquid sheen. The fabric is made of silk or synthetics (polyester). It is used for evening and bridal dresses, lingerie, slips, blouses and anything that needs sensuality, drape and luxurious shimmer. Charmeuse requires careful cutting and handling because of its slipperiness. Charmeuse is the embodiment of sensual, 'liquid' luxury, in which satin sheen and flowing softness create an effect of refined, seductive elegance that pours over the body.
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