Advertisement
Home › Glossary › O

Organza

A sheer, lightweight, crisp fabric made from silk or synthetic fibers, valued for its structure and subtle shimmer. Organza is used for ternos, bridal gowns, sleeves, and overlays, where it adds volume and dimension without weight, and it is commonly embroidered or layered for dramatic effect.

Posts mentioning Organza

Fashion

Gigi Hadid Is a Renaissance Princess in Valentino Haute Couture at Vogue World 2026

By VOGUE
Music

Céline Dion’s Paris Comeback Finds Fabulousness in the Fragile

By Anna Cafolla
Bride in a white wedding gown with a long veil stands beside a groom in a black tuxedo on a grassy lawn, hedge and hills in the background.
Weddings

Inside Jordyn Woods and Karl-Anthony Towns’s Classic Wedding Weekend in Malibu

By Alexandra Macon
Weddings

Emma Roberts Is Married! Inside Her Final Wedding Dress Fitting With Monique Lhuillier

By Shelby Wax
Weddings

How A Bride Built The Ultimate Vintage Bridal Wardrobe

By Lawrence Alba
Weddings

Dua Lipa Reveals Her Main Sicily Wedding Dress—and It’s Chanel Haute Couture

By Anna Cafolla
Model posing in a gold, tiered, feather-like gown with hands on hips against a muted gray backdrop.
Fashion

Jude Macasinag on Creating a “Jazz Fantasy” Robe de Style for Laufey’s May Cover Story

By Lawrence Alba
Woman on a red carpet wearing a silver, diamond-studded headdress and matching sparkling gown, surrounded by photographers.
Hair

Beyoncé Proclaims It: Cowboy Carter Is Over at the 2026 Met Gala

By Margaux Anbouba
Page of 6

To provide a customized ad experience, we need to know if you are of legal age in your region.

By making a selection, you agree to our Terms & Conditions.