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Definition of shantung in English: shantungnoun ʃanˈtʌŋʃænˈtəŋ mass nounA dress fabric spun from tussore silk with random irregularities in the surface texture. 山东绸 as modifier a shantung blouse Example sentencesExamples - Our silk combination curtains were the solution: Their sheer tops let in diffused light, while solid shantung bottoms offer screening.
- Steeped in culture, hazy summer-weight cottons and shantung silk in luxurious shades of spice, henna and amber are embroidered and lavishly decorated.
- She in her buttoned-up cheongsams and high heels, he in his sober-toned shantung suits and narrow ties - they repress themselves in the high style of their day and wear their restrictions as badges of honor.
- They makes gorgeous silk shantung and taffeta dresses that are amazingly flattering and come in every color.
- When I visited my favorite hat shop, I looked at a shantung and a cheap Panama hat but decided that my head would look and feel better when crowned by a true Montecristi.
- Fabrics include canvas in different weights, linens, cotton and silk poplins, piquets, silk canvas, shantung, cotton jersey and all the classic ‘suit’ fabrics.
- I was in a wedding and the bridesmaid's dress was a rose pink silk shantung.
- For Miu Miu she went back to the 1950s, with large geometric prints based on curtain and furnishing fabrics, heavy slubbed silk and shantung.
- The bodice was in shantung satin and the skirt was in tulle & crinoline with lining.
- Although usually marketed as a ‘Panama hat,’ the shantung is a lower-priced imitation woven in China from twisted rice paper.
- At home in Chelsea his black shantung pyjamas would be laid out, the evening papers and the Book Collector spread on his night table, and the digestive biscuits and Karlsbad plums, a bottle of San Pellegrino, a jigger of Strathisla.
- I love rich colors and so decided to make my duvet cover out of a very saturated blue shantung silk.
- A somulent shantung shawl of sherbet snow scuttled staidly across the spacious stage onto which the shady stratosphere of heaven harked an assiduous ear.
- Sheree looked great in the black and gold silk shantung pantsuit she wore today.
- It is like a nubby silk shantung, this culture thing.
- Tussah silk is similar to shantung, with silk from the wild.
- Another unique characteristic is the emergence of shiny materials, such as satin, silk, shantung and duchesse.
- I recently bought a black silk shantung corset top, and I have no idea what to wear with it on bottom?
- Tussah silk, often called shantung, is made from the cocoons of wild tussah silkworms that eat oak and juniper leaves.
- She looked incredible, as usual, with her brown ponytail, an off-white silk shantung pants suit, and a gorgeous Fabrice resin flower pin with seed-pearl-tipped stamens.
OriginLate 19th century: from Shantung, where it was originally made. Rhymesamong, bung, clung, dung, flung, hung, lung, outflung, rung, slung, sprung, strung, stung, sung, swung, tongue, underslung, wrung, young Definition of shantung in US English: shantungnounʃænˈtəŋSHanˈtəNG A dress fabric spun from tussore silk with random irregularities in the surface texture. 山东绸 as modifier a shantung blouse Example sentencesExamples - Tussah silk is similar to shantung, with silk from the wild.
- It is like a nubby silk shantung, this culture thing.
- When I visited my favorite hat shop, I looked at a shantung and a cheap Panama hat but decided that my head would look and feel better when crowned by a true Montecristi.
- Our silk combination curtains were the solution: Their sheer tops let in diffused light, while solid shantung bottoms offer screening.
- A somulent shantung shawl of sherbet snow scuttled staidly across the spacious stage onto which the shady stratosphere of heaven harked an assiduous ear.
- She in her buttoned-up cheongsams and high heels, he in his sober-toned shantung suits and narrow ties - they repress themselves in the high style of their day and wear their restrictions as badges of honor.
- At home in Chelsea his black shantung pyjamas would be laid out, the evening papers and the Book Collector spread on his night table, and the digestive biscuits and Karlsbad plums, a bottle of San Pellegrino, a jigger of Strathisla.
- Tussah silk, often called shantung, is made from the cocoons of wild tussah silkworms that eat oak and juniper leaves.
- Steeped in culture, hazy summer-weight cottons and shantung silk in luxurious shades of spice, henna and amber are embroidered and lavishly decorated.
- Sheree looked great in the black and gold silk shantung pantsuit she wore today.
- I love rich colors and so decided to make my duvet cover out of a very saturated blue shantung silk.
- They makes gorgeous silk shantung and taffeta dresses that are amazingly flattering and come in every color.
- I was in a wedding and the bridesmaid's dress was a rose pink silk shantung.
- Another unique characteristic is the emergence of shiny materials, such as satin, silk, shantung and duchesse.
- For Miu Miu she went back to the 1950s, with large geometric prints based on curtain and furnishing fabrics, heavy slubbed silk and shantung.
- She looked incredible, as usual, with her brown ponytail, an off-white silk shantung pants suit, and a gorgeous Fabrice resin flower pin with seed-pearl-tipped stamens.
- The bodice was in shantung satin and the skirt was in tulle & crinoline with lining.
- Fabrics include canvas in different weights, linens, cotton and silk poplins, piquets, silk canvas, shantung, cotton jersey and all the classic ‘suit’ fabrics.
- Although usually marketed as a ‘Panama hat,’ the shantung is a lower-priced imitation woven in China from twisted rice paper.
- I recently bought a black silk shantung corset top, and I have no idea what to wear with it on bottom?
OriginLate 19th century: from Shantung, where it was originally made. |