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Layered Glitter Tulle Skirt: Creates a classic ball gown silhouette with a subtle, allover shine

Durable fabric used to make tents, marquees, shelters, backpacks, shoes Charmeuse: Light-weight cotton fabric with a satin weave Chenille: Cotton interwoven with silk threads to create fuzzy, shiny weave Cheesecloth: The delicate, superlight mulmul. Chino: Twill cotton, chinos in khaki colour is called khaki Chintz: Plain-weave cotton blend or glazed cotton with large floral pattern Cotton-backed satin: Satin with a lining of cotton used to make corsets Cotton voile: Light-weight, the sheer fabric used to make curtains, window panels or mosquito nets Combed cotton: A processed, softer version of cotton Corduroy: Twisted cotton fabric woven in ridges Crepe: Comfortable, light-weight crispyblended fabric Denim: 100 per cent cotton diagonally ribbed for its texture Double cloth: Double-woven two-layer cloth Duckcloth: Also called as cotton duck, or duck canvas, it is used as a base of painting canvas, sandbags, tents Egyptian cotton: The superlative softer, better, high-thread-count cotton fabric English net: Soft, blended fabric used to make veils, dresses, sleeves, accessories Flannel: Extra soft, un-brushed blended fabric Fleece: Knitted or woven blended cotton wear with insulation properties Gauze: Medical cotton Gingham: Cotton-blend yarn Homespun: Similar to ancient home-woven fabric Irish poplin: Atkinsons Irish poplin ties, and cravats made of wool and cotton blend Jersey: Single-knit stretchable natural cotton Linen cotton mix: Blend of linen and cotton Liquidcotton: Cotton fabric treated with liquid ammonia to reduce pilling and breakage Madrascotton: Tartan and patterned cotton fabric Moleskin: Smooth texture velvet-like cotton fabric yet resistant-like leather Muslin: Delicate handspun cotton weave Nankeen: Yellow-variety of Chinese cotton Nainsook: South Asian muslin Organdy: Hardened cotton muslin Pimacotton: ELS fabric cotton Polycotton: Polyester and cotton blend Sateen: Satin threads with cotton yarn Supima: ELS fabric Terrycloth: Absorbent cotton fabric of bathrobes and towels Velveteen: The blend of cotton and silk imitating the texture of velvet Whipcord: Braided cord closely-woven cotton fabric used to make Jodhpuri pants or business pants

The floral printed bodice and matching skirt create visual harmony, while the sheer boned corset adds structure and modern appeal

Shirts: Crisp white, ivory, or soft champagne dress shirts enhance the jackets texture