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lamé

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lamé [la′mā]
(textiles)
A fabric, usually of silk, rayon, or polyester, ornamented with flat metal threads.
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“I’m alive,” she beams, as if there were ever any doubt, and whether teetering and tottering in heels and a silver lamé suit or swaddled in pink feathers and rhinestones, she looks and sounds swell.
The Showgirl must stay on by Joe Brown / Las Vegas Sun
“They’re great because you don’t have to shave your legs,” said Nikky Smith, 25, a clerk at the store Americord, who owns a vintage copper lamé maxi that she wears year round.
The Girls in Their Gigantic Summer Dresses by Irina Aleksander / The New York Observer
 
 
 
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