crepe

The only one who did justice to it was the countess-dowager—in a black gauze dress and white crêpe turban.

She must have had hundreds—white and black and gray, striped and dotted; silk, cashmere, canton-crêpe.

I guess that grey crêpe, and the hat with the white feathers, will be about the best I can do for the honour of the flag.

She soon attired herself in the blue crêpe de chine over which she and Nance had labored so industriously the winter before.

For Justin's coming that night Bettina put on her white crêpe tea gown with the little lace mantle.